I'm an artist, musician, educator and researcher originally from Calgary, Alberta. I am Assistant Professor of Creative & Critical Computing at Pratt Institute's School of Information. I was Visiting Assistant Professor in the Integrated Design & Media program at New York University from 2023-2026. I completed my PhD in the Joint Program in Communication & Culture at York and Toronto Metropolitan Universities in Toronto, Ontario. I also studied at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, where I received my MFA in 2013.

I make artworks that question and reimagine the way that media technologies shape everyday life. I work across a bunch of different media, including sound installation, virtual reality, video, performance, and more recently, web-based artworks. My works have been shown in various venues internationally, including the Alberta Biennial of Contemporary Art, the Museo de la Ciudad in Queretaro, Mexico, and the Device Art Triennial in Zagreb, Croatia. I have been awarded project grants from the Canada Council for the Arts and the Alberta Foundation for the Arts, and my doctoral work was supported by the SSHRC Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada Graduate Scholarship. I was a co-investigator in the Data Fluencies project, an international research initiative supported by the Mellon Foundation.

I have previously taught courses in cyberculture studies and media art at York University's Glendon College. I've also taught at the University of Calgary, the Alberta University of the Arts and Toronto Metropolitan University.

I've played in a bunch of bands like Fuses, Motorists and Feel Alright. I've also engineered recordings by dozens of other musicians. You check out recordings I've worked on here.