Relational methods

I work at the intersection of story, strategy, and systems, a space where communication becomes both design and dialogue. My background in civic design, creative technology and storytelling has taught me that stories aren’t just ways of describing the world—they’re tools for reshaping it. Whether through participatory media, program design, or poetry, my work builds bridges between disciplines and between people: translating complex data into human narratives, aligning institutional goals with lived experience, and ensuring that communities see themselves reflected in the systems that serve them.

At the core of my practice is multimodal storytelling—combining writing, film, data visualization, and public art to create work that is both rigorous and alive to the human condition. I bring a transmedia sensibility, using the medium that best fits the message: language, image, sound, interface, ritual—often in conversation with one another. This approach is grounded in an ethic of participation and belonging. It resists spectacle and extraction in favor of co-creation, feedback loops, and long-term trust. 

Across projects—whether shaping strategy for social impact or developing media that weave form and ethnography—I return to the same question: how can expression act as a form of care?