About

I'm an Applied Computer Science student at Dalhousie University with a passion for building things that bring technology and creativity together. My work spans software development, photography, videography, 3D design, and digital experiences. Whether I'm writing code, developing a visual concept, or working behind a camera, I'm interested in how ideas become experiences people can interact with, learn from, and remember.

My interests extend beyond traditional software development into human-computer interaction, augmented and virtual reality, and the ways people perceive and navigate digital spaces. Through research exploring interfaces in 3D virtual environments, I've been able to connect my technical background with my interest in visual design and spatial interaction. I'm particularly drawn to projects that combine experimentation, thoughtful design, and practical problem-solving.

Outside of my academic work, I create photo and video projects, experiment with 3D workflows, and build independent software projects. I enjoy moving between disciplines, learning new tools, and finding connections between them. I'm continually exploring how technology can become a medium for creative expression, rather than simply a tool for getting things done.