My work's foundation is built with the psychic, emotional, collective, and evolutionary impacts of digital technology on human life. I was raised in Cupertino, California, ground zero for what would become Silicon Valley. I witnessed firsthand the paradigmatic shift this new technology spawned.

My pieces probe the omnipresence of devices that pervade our lives, as well as how the digital revolution affects people both individually and globally through the promises of connection.

Voyeurism, mediated communication, slippages of reality, isolation, tech addiction and environmental impact are the focus of recent projects but the scope of my artistic research extends into surveillance culture, artificial intelligence, and strategies for archiving the analog. Far from simply nostalgic, my work pulses between fascination and repulsion with digital media and the cultures it engenders. My work plays with the subtle and insidious ways we fade from one another’s experiences as we tune ever further into the tiny glow of our devices.