HUMANITY & DESIGN
Turning evidence into experiences people can enter.
I use archive-making, speculative design, and moving images to connect soil science with memory, food systems, labor, and public life.
Digital Archaeology: Reading History Through Soil
Traced farming history, analyzed soil layers and transformed field evidence into VR exhibits and AI simulations — making buried plastic pollution visible and linking soil degradation to farmers' debt.
Museum VR · two studies
Inside the Garlic-Eye View
Two first-person passages through the archive's reconstructed landscape — shifting the viewer from distant observer to an organism inside the field, and through the domestic spaces that hold soil memory.
Edible Kitchen: Bringing Food's Hidden Costs to the Table
Designed edible gardens, reworked food labels and mapped recipes' ecological costs; developed table projections to connect consumers with soil health, farmers' labor and agricultural policy — created for a United Nations food systems activity.
