Born in Calgary under the big prairie skies and crisp Albertan winters. At 12, it was off to Vancouver where mountain meets ocean, and it rains just enough to keep everything green.
A multi-disciplinary design graduate of SFU’s School of Interactive Arts and Technology, drawn to the space where they overlap.
Both an eager learner and teacher endlessly curious about how others experience the world and how design and technology can make those experiences even better.
Nature - capturing quiet moments through photography, observing creatures, collecting moss, or joyfully enduring it's challenges.
Technology - pushing boundaries, exploring new interactions, encountering the unimaginable.
Craft - Embracing the process from ideation to experimentation, iteration to reflection.
Driven to make things work better for people, so they can find more ease, clarity, and joy in what they do, whatever and wherever that may be.
The people and environments around us are full of meaningful insights that often go unnoticed.
Design gives us the tools to uncover them, revealing ways to shape better experiences, both big and small, across the endless ways we live, work, and connect.
From helping children explore digital art and tech literacy, to designing intuitive interfaces for cutting-edge medical tools that support neurological diagnosis. I’ve had opportunities to apply design where in ways that matter.
Here are a few places where I’ve honed my skills, grown as a collaborator, and worked to make meaningful impact.