Learn. Share. Repeat.
A living archive of notes, projects, and systems built to be useful.
Portfolio
These are the experiments, case studies, and design questions that taught me how to turn abstract ideas into something people can feel, test, and understand.
An immersive virtual reality experience that raises awareness on the impact of sharing personal data, presenting a glittery digital paradise where the user's choices determine how much of their data is exposed.
A fun Morse code game designed for children with limited motor abilities, created for the Google Accessibility Game Jam, where players spawn animals by tapping out letters in Morse code.
An awareness campaign to promote local journalism and preserve local news media companies, combining data visualization, physical prototyping, and narrative storytelling to highlight the decline of community reporting.
A collection of five projects explaining the Blockchain system to five different age groups — kids, teens, graduates, professionals, and the elderly — each tailored to their level of understanding and preferred media.
A virtual reality experience showing the transformation of the environment through different ages of human civilization, from the Neolithic era to a possible dystopian future, built for Google Cardboard and Oculus Go.
A collection of typographic and visual design work created at Parsons School of Design, grouped into four series — advocacy, Shakespearean play, word map, and symbols — each with its own concept and theme.
Student Library
Open notes from engineering, design, business, and humanities. Built from real classes, shared to make the next student's learning curve less steep.
Context
The work shows up in projects, notes, and teams first. These mentions are supporting signals: useful context for anyone who wants to understand the broader trajectory.
Express Pharma
Financial Express
ETHealthworld
Business Standard
What Happens Next
The notes are the most useful entry point. From there, you can trace the same curiosity into design projects, research, and the systems work behind them.
