A practice of making
and paying attention.
I make software, work with data, and build interactive worlds. I’m interested in what these things make possible in an ordinary life: understanding something, making something, or finding a different way to see it.
The writing here follows those questions. The projects let me try things out. Sometimes the result is a useful tool. Sometimes it is a place to wander.
The Adirondacks are one thread through the work: terrain to explore, systems to understand, and a reminder that the world extends well beyond the screen.
Follow the questions →
Start with Private Worlds, four illustrated essays on personal technology.
ProjectsTry something out ↗
Visit the development index and explore the work as it takes shape.