I work with founders and innovation teams taking something from zero to one. From the first sketch to the public launch, designed and built by the same person — no handoffs, no juniors, and no phase where the idea thins out because it changed hands.
An agentic operating system I work inside every day. Memory architecture, gates that decide what an agent may conclude, scoped tools, and hooks that enforce the rules mechanically rather than by reminder.
Ten years of a video-art platform, in print and online. It did not find its market and I stopped it. Rebuilding the archive in 2026 taught me more than the platform did: what you store as structured fact outlives your runtime, what you store as presentation goes down with it.
Read what the archive taught me →A single stream of measurements out of the soil, sent to image and to sound at the same time, so an invisible system becomes something you can read. Shown at The Grey Space in the Middle.
Film, 5:08 →Every image on this site arrives as its own grid before it becomes itself. That is not a decoration. It is what the work is about: a system you can read only once someone decides what to measure and how finely.