As an artist, playwright, engineer, and facilitator, I've led and collaborated in a number of projects I'm proud of. A few of the most significant are highlighted below.
Award-winning immersive theater piece on the ethics of AI and the fate of our data. Written and conceived by me, produced by Bricolage Production Company. The audience steps into a near-future world where a global tech monolith - Aura - is about to launch an advanced AI, and the audience must help decide its fate.
Student and Faculty discussion group I lead and facilitate at Carnegie Mellon that creates spaces to have real talk about the ethics of technology, engage in constructive disagreement, and consider what it looks like to have careers that align with our values.
Written as part of my PhD work and funded by the Knight Foundation's Data Challenge, Quantified Self was part theater, part live data installation, meant to see how public audiences learned from live experiences with their data in a narrative setting.
Data engineering for Maotik's interactive, immersive audiovisual installation "Flow," simulating live ocean fronts internationally. Presented at Ars Electronica 2016.
Built a live interactive light installation based on the biorhythms of fireflies from Thailand. In collaboration with Jackie Cameron and Abhishek Narula.
Overseeing a class of 23 students, we created a four-part installation reflecting on the acceleration of the data age. It premiered in CU-Boulder's ATLAS Institute lobby in December 2014.
Purchased a 16 acre piece of land to create an off-the-grid retreat space for artists and engineers. Basically a campsite on some beautiful property with a workshop running on solar (that we built!)