It’s always been a love affair with art and technology. I like making things that do stuff, as well as just look pretty. For me, integrating technology into a project needs to make it magical and transformative for audiences, rather than just because it sounds cool. I want to make things that make people feel something, that take them somewhere, that leave them feeling transformed.

I am really interested in how we tell stories and how audiences can experience those stories in a way that gives them agency and makes them feel like they have become a part of the narrative.

If projects are small, we can work on them together. If projects are bigger, I have a great network of technologists, artists, musicians and manufacturers across AR, VR, Experiential & Interactive Print.

I create technology driven work that creates portals in physical and digital spaces that explore how we can know through feeling, offering audiences alternative ways of seeing the world.

My work has been shown at Bestival, Insomniac Festival, Breeze Film Festival, Brompton Cemetery Chapel, O+ Festival & The Armenian Institute in London.

I spent 10 years leading experiential projects for an amazing creative technology company called Novalia, specialising in interactive, conductive print. At Novalia, I delivered projects for clients including The Smithsonian, Capital One, IKEA, Disney, Coca Cola, Audi, Nestle, Hershey’s, Netflix & Pizza Hut. You can see some of those on the Projects page.

I also spent a lot of time exploring the future of human-computer interfaces and experiential design through R&D work, the Amazon Alexa Techstars Accelerator and Innovate projects.

You can see some nice things clients have said about working with me on the home page.