I’m a media artist from Australia, currently based in Florida, where I serve as Assistant Professor of Interactive Media at Daytona State College. My practice-led research and teaching explore participatory and multimodal approaches to art, science, and environmental communication. I hold a PhD in Emergent Technologies and Media Arts from CU Boulder, and an MPhil in Curating Electronic Art from UNSW. Prior to academics, I worked in industry as a VJ, video editor, and AV technician. My ongoing audiovisual project, Disaster Girl, explores crisis, irony, and resilience through cybernetic performance and musical collaborations.

Currently, I teach Fundamentals of Interactive Media, Interactive Design, Graphic Design, Internship in Digital Media, and Capstone, focusing on creative process, experimentation, and critical engagement with technology. My courses emphasize user experience, storytelling, and design thinking through hands-on projects and reflective practice. Before joining Daytona State College, I taught Media Production and lectured in Animation at CU Boulder, and I taught Curating and Cultural Leadership graduate courses at UNSW in Sydney. I also have extensive, international experience in DIY/workshop-based education.