I design experiences and systems that change how people feel, think, and participate across performance, technology, and organizational design.

I started as a conductor, studying at Westminster Choir College and performing with the New York Philharmonic and the Vienna Chamber Orchestra. But I quickly realized that what I was really doing was designing how people move through an experience. That insight has driven everything since.

In 2017, I founded Verdigris Ensemble, an award-winning experiential vocal ensemble in Dallas, TX that merges live performance with electronics, spatial design, and generative systems. Our work has been presented at the Nasher Sculpture Center and AT&T Performing Arts Center, and covered by NPR, BBC Music Magazine, and D Magazine.

That same approach — designing experiences for people — led me beyond the concert hall. As Director of Creative Projects of Metaversal, I helped scale a venture studio to $50M with investors including Franklin Templeton, led a 15-person team, and took on major IP partnerships across Hollywood, hospitality, and emerging technology. Through Lumen Studios, I produced NONOTAK's ECLIPSE in London, a 1,000-square-metre immersive installation called "the real deal" by TimeOut and featured in Condé Nast Traveller's top exhibitions.

Today I work across both worlds: creating immersive performances for arts institutions and bringing experience design, AI fluency, and systems thinking to organizations ready to rethink how they operate.

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