I'm a Florida-based media artist from Australia, serving as Assistant Professor of Interactive Media at Daytona State College. My work explores how immersive and interactive media can translate complex environmental systems into experiences that people can see, hear, and move through. Working across generative systems, environmental data, biological signals, speech recognition, and gestural interaction, I develop ecomedia projects that examine feedback, attention, and the relationships between bodies, media, and ecological change. I hold a PhD in Emergent Technologies and Media Arts from the University of Colorado Boulder and an MPhil in Curating Electronic Art from the University of New South Wales. Before entering academia, I worked in industry as a VJ, video editor, and AV technician, experiences that continue to shape my approach to real-time media, live systems, and experimental audiovisual production. My ongoing audiovisual project, Disaster Girl, explores crisis, irony, and resilience through cybernetic performance and musical collaborations.