I build information-rich interfaces, moving fluidly between research, design, and prototyping. My personal practice is drawn to alternative ways of working with data – approaches that hold space for ambiguity, lived experience, and emotion. I care about what slips through the cracks – the things that don’t fit neatly in spreadsheets but still very much shape how we understand the world. In that sense, my work seeks to explore what counts as data and how we might honour what’s messy, intangible, and hard to measure.