choreographer, creative technologist + educator
I make performances and media art about the embodied pressures of social and technological systems. My work explores how tools like motion capture, computer vision, AI and digital archives encode new ways of being and moving in the world.
upcoming events
March 26-28, 2026
All Too Human
Ammerman Center Art & Technology Symposium
Connecticut College, New London, CT
I’m showing a WIP version of Gestural Publics at The Ammerman Center’s 2026 Symposium, which questions: What does it mean to be human, more-than-human, or within the spectrum between? What is the state of humanistic ideals in our precarious techno-political landscape? Scientific and technological advances affect bodies–as extensions, prostheses, knowledge producers, resistance, and beyond. This year’s theme seeks to read the human with and against the grain using art and technology as potent sites of inquiry.
current + ongoing projects
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Gestural Publics
A two-part project that involves the creation of a dance performance and an online motion capture archive. It interrogates issues of identity, agency, and conformity in “stock” motion.
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COMMIT!
An interactive performance in which I fall hundreds of times in an hour, in a critique of societal pressures to demonstrate resilience, adaptability, and perfection.
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Monumental Death
An inflatable, robotic anti-monument that only inflates when audience members fall at its feet. The work considers the human cost of the heroic, monumental ideal.
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MarthaBot
Created alongside Xin Ying of the Martha Graham Dance Company, MarthBot is a custom large language model that responds to users in the voice and style of choreographer Martha Graham.
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For curators interested in performance and technology, artists who are working with emerging technology or curious to begin, and academics seeking critical approaches to creative tech.