I believe technology should expand what’s possible and who it’s possible for. Too often, we build intuitive tools without questioning the systems they serve — streamlined for speed, but not designed for the complexity of real lives. My work explores how emerging tech can be used with more care, more context, and a deeper understanding of who it impacts.

That perspective started early. I was eight when I first watched Minority Report.

Screens responded to gestures. Ads spoke directly to you. Interfaces hovered in public space as if they belonged there — frictionless, ever-present. But then came the undercity. Tom Cruise running through a world left behind: crumbling walls, rusted infrastructure, people forgotten by progress.

I turned to my uncle and asked, “Why does everything look so advanced, but some people still live like that?”

I design to close that gap — not by rejecting innovation, but by redirecting it toward more thoughtful, human futures.