// art portfolio

Humanity, through the lens of technology

My work explores the evolving relationship between humanity and technology - personification, uncanny imagery, and speculative realities where human traits bleed into machines, and vice versa.

GAN-generated digital portraits · 2023

Digitized Family

A GAN-generated portrait series trained on the people I love - familiar faces made beautifully, uncomfortably alien.

Scanography · 2025

Monitored Cyborg

Scanography about what it means for our health to be monitored by technology in the modern age.

Photography series · 2025

NFMe

Eighty algorithmically-arranged self portraits exploring the advertising and monetization of digital personas.

Kaleidoscope patterns projected across a wall

Iridescent film, projector, light · 2022

A Kaleidoscope for a Whole Room

A handmade kaleidoscope pointed into a projector: a prototype for a public work the entire room experiences at once.

A servo-motor rig holding a stylus against a screen

Arduino, servo motor, stylus, projector · 2022

A Robot That Swipes for You

A servo-driven stylus swiping through a dating app, because mechanical swiping deserved an actually mechanical swiper. Team project.

Ceramic, plaster, glaze · 2022

Cult of the Flawed & Friends

Hand-built clay figures from my sculpture class: a glazed head, a plaster-cast doll, and two little dudes who made it into the show.

Scanner self portrait, face glitch-split with a monitoring device

Scanography · 2025

Scanography

Self portraits made with a flatbed scanner: the body pressed against the glass, stretched and split by the machine's slow eye.

An orchard with signs reading 100% Synthetic Beef and 100% Synthetic Apple

Digital illustration, Photoshop, animation · 2021

Electronic Art, Year One

My first digital art class: a broken-leg emoji with a full Unicode-style proposal, a cat icon set, animated dogs, and an orchard growing synthetic beef.

A restored 1800s stereograph of a man and horse parade

Archival scanning + Photoshop restoration · 2025

Stereograph Restorations

Scanning and restoring 1800s stereoscopic cards to help the local stereoscopic museum and the Crawford County Historical Society document their collections.

A selfie overlaid with AI analysis boxes reading the subject as a man

Photography + computer vision · 2025

Readable

I ran computer vision over portraits of the people I love. It read me as a man, a pig as four frightened men, and changed my partner's race when he stuck out his tongue.

Four small corked bottles of colorful gemstones lined up against a dark background, the amethyst bottle in sharp focus

Digital photography · October 2023

Light and Reflections

Playing with light, reflection, and negative space through tiny bottles of gemstones.

Close-up of a holographic pinwheel flower with rainbow reflections sparkling across its metallic petals

Digital photography · November 2023

Ladies Day

Light as a subject: how downtown businesses use flashy and soft lighting to build an atmosphere.

A fork standing upright in the cracked pavement of an empty road, shot from ground level with guardrails leading into the distance

Digital photography · Fall 2023

Everyday Choices; What we Consume

A metaphor project about the fork-in-the-road choices we make with what we put in our bodies.

A rusted door set into a flaking, decaying painted wall with tints of light blue

Digital photography · December 2023

American Resurfaces

A modern response to Stephen Shore's captures of 1970's America, shot in my own small town.

A man looking into a bathroom mirror where his reflection is merged with an AI pig face through fine vertical lines

Digital photography and digital compositing · Spring 2025

Becoming John Pork

Merging a human subject with an AI pig face to step inside the John Pork meme and our fascination with the anthropomorphic.