A creative technologist interested in the space between art, technology, and people.
I love creating. Whether it’s a story, a film, a soundtrack, an artwork, or something that doesn’t quite fit into any category, I enjoy the process of bringing an idea to life. I consider myself an artist at heart, and I tend to look at things from an artistic perspective. For me, art isn’t limited to a particular medium. I enjoy exploring all of it.
A big part of that creativity happens through 3D, animation, and filmmaking. I like building worlds, shaping visuals, playing with movement, atmosphere, sound, and storytelling. I’m drawn to the kind of work where different forms of art come together to create an experience rather than just an image.
At the same time, I’m a techie. I genuinely enjoy digital technology and new tools, but I’m not satisfied with simply using them. I like taking things apart, experimenting with them, and understanding what’s happening both above and under the hood. That curiosity naturally pulled me toward programming and interactive technology.
That’s also why interactive experiences and game development interest me so much. A game can be a piece of art, a technical system, a story, and an interactive experience all at once. I like being somewhere in the middle of those worlds, where creativity and technology stop being separate things.
More recently, I’ve become increasingly interested in people: human behavior, psychology, and the way technology influences how we think, feel, and behave. I’m particularly fascinated by what happens when people encounter something new and disruptive, and how their attitudes and behavior change as they adapt to it.
So, at the core, I’m curious about both how things are made and how people experience them. I like creating things, understanding things, and experimenting with the space between art, technology, and people. I don’t really want to stay inside one discipline when there are so many interesting things happening between them.
Art. Technology. People.
I’m interested in what happens between them.