I am a multimedia artist and researcher based in Austin, Texas, working across video, sound, image, and experimental animation. My practice moves between making and thinking, shaped by a deep, long-standing interest in how media systems carry, distort, and transform meaning.

My research explores the material, historical, and often gendered conditions through which images and technologies are used, preserved, and repurposed. I am particularly drawn to moments when media systems fail - when images break down, miscommunicate, or drift away from their intended function - and begin to generate other forms of meaning and experience.

I hold a PhD in Media Study from the State University of New York at Buffalo. My doctoral work was developed within a practice-based research program and focused on the reciprocal relationship between feminist media archaeology and artistic practice, as well as the contributions of feminist media archaeological art to media research. Following my doctoral studies, I held a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Colorado Boulder, where I continued to develop this line of inquiry through both writing and artistic practice. My work has appeared in peer-reviewed journals and edited volumes.

I am the co-founding editor of MAST: The Journal of Media Art Study and Theory, a scholarly, open-access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the intersections of theory and practice. Through MAST, I have worked closely with both established and emerging artists and scholars to shape conversations around new forms of media research, editing special issues such as Mapping Media Studies, The Art of Media Research, and Media Archaeology and Art.

Alongside my research, I have taught courses in film, media, and art across a range of contexts - from global cinema and media history to documentary poetics, video production, and digital arts - at the University at Buffalo (2015–2020) and the University of Colorado Boulder (2021–2023).

Over the past two decades, I have developed projects ranging from site-specific installations and soundwalks to audiovisual performances, experimental animations, and documentary films. My work has been shown in over fifty exhibitions and festivals internationally, including in London, Tokyo, Seoul, Berlin, Warsaw, Florence, Brussels, Buenos Aires, New York, and Tehran.

In parallel, I have worked for over a decade in art direction and multimedia production with Click and Frame Media Production, where I collaborate on documentary-driven, human- and community-centered storytelling projects.