I am a media artist and geographer based in London. I pursue socio-political stories buried in time, space, sediment, and code, examining artifacts that shape how the world is seen and governed. My recent work includes net-art projects and experimental video games that trace how digital images are haunted by the infrastructures that produce them, and how those images go on to generate competing worldviews. Currently, I am a Lecturer on the Graphic Communication Design programme at Central Saint Martins.

I have exhibited internationally, including transmediale, Berlin (2026); Singapore International Film Festival (2026); Southbank Centre, London (2026); The Photographers’ Gallery, London (2026); Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart (2025); Peckham Digital, London (2025); InterAccess, Toronto (2019); and Trinity Square Video, Toronto (2019). My work is a finalist for the 2026 Lumen Prize.

I have lectured and presented my research at The Digital Conference at King’s College London; Seoul National University; the University of Toronto; OCAD University; the National Autonomous University of Mexico; and the Reel Asian Film Festival.