Personal Work
As an artist of all trades, I have a diverse body of work in both digital and traditional formats, ranging from digital illustrations to paintings, drawings, and photography. Much of this personal work is inspired by the beauty of nature and deep introspection.
Digital Art
A curated selection of digital creations made across various platforms, including Procreate, Adobe Fresco, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, or a combination of multiple applications.
Traditional Art
A varied collection of traditional art pieces, highlighting detailed work in pencil, pen & ink, watercolour, and acrylic painting.
Photography
A diverse collection of mostly nature-based photography, featuring various landscapes and locations primarily from my home country, Canada.
New Media Art
A varied selection of interactive art pieces developed while obtaining my BFA at Ryerson University (now Toronto Metropolitan University), showcasing the fusion of code and physical materials to craft captivating, living creations.
Amaryllis (2018)
Amaryllis is an interactive exploration of the emotional body—a reflection of human vulnerability and internal states expressed through code and physical design.
Constructed from copper, aluminum, and hand-sewn wearable LEDs on fabric, the sculpture mirrors the human condition: a hard exterior safeguarding a soft center. Below, the intricate web of wires and delicate circuitry is deliberately left exposed in the base, symbolizing the vulnerability of putting our internal worlds on display through emotion.
Powered by Arduino programming, Amaryllis dynamically shifts across 27 unique light patterns informed by color psychology research. The artwork responds to two continuous variables: the emotional state chosen by the flower (happy, sad, angry, or fearful) and the physical distance of the participant.
Much like a human interaction, a person approaching the piece might be met with a gentle, soothing pulse if Amaryllis feels safe—or a sharp, rapid crimson flash if it feels threatened. Through spatial proximity and reactive light, Amaryllis transforms abstract emotion into a physical dialogue between human and machine.
Hibiscus (2017)
Hibiscus is an interactive art piece made from laser-cut wood, LED's, an Arduino and a motion sensor. This piece is programmed to begin with one static colour. When motion is detected, the lights change between 2 different colour sequences.
The Story of Youth (2016)
The Story of Youth is a projection mapping piece made to tell the story of a song, Youth - by Glass Animals. The band, Glass Animals created characters and story lines for each song on the album. For this particular song, they created a website for the character. I took this concept and interpreted it in a new light, combining both visual and audio. Watch until the end to see how this project came together and all the components involved.
Poetry
I don't think
I feel
therefore -
I write.
Read some of my selected pieces via my poetry blog.