interactive media artist creative technologist new media researcher
I am an interactive media student, artist and researcher working at the intersection of physical computing, human-computer interaction (HCI), and speculative design. My work explores how physical-digital systems can serve as tools for cultural preservation, critical storytelling, and social impact. I am currently in the last semester of my undergraduate degree in Interactive Media from New York University, between their Abu Dhabi, New York, and Berlin campuses.
My research interest lies in how computational media can archive embodied craft knowledge, reimagining traditional practices through wearables, kinetic installations, and interactive experiences. I am particularly interested in the intersection of craft, technology, and participatory design, creating projects that challenge conventional preservation methods and rethink the role of technology in cultural sustainability.
In my free time, I enjoy mentoring students in creative coding, prototyping, and fabrication, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration through hands-on experimentation. I am currently based in Abu Dhabi, where I continue to explore new ways of bridging the tangible and the digital.