The Ina CollectiveThe Ina Collective is a speculative world that imagines architecture as a catalyst for collective care, ecological reciprocity, and shared futures. Manifested as a book, it follows a community where subtle glitches reveal that the land is not simply inhabited, but is capable of responding to care in return. (See Project...)
Collective Kitchen: A Culinary Artist Residency Life unfolds through small, repeated rituals—growing, cooking, making, and gathering. This project explores how architecture can bring these rituals together to support new forms of collective living. (See Project...)
New Monuments: Glitches Off-Modern Revolution
The Off-Modern Revolution imagines an ongoing cultural shift that reconsiders the relationship between the body, architecture, and the natural world. Through moments of "glitch" and transformation, the project explores how forgotten connections between humans, history, and ecology might be rediscovered. (See Project...)IncubatorHow might architecture transform the relationship between artists and the communities they inhabit? This project reimagines the artist residency as a shared civic environment where making, learning, and everyday life become collective acts. (See Project...) Spaital CompositionsA study in planes, curves, and triangles, Spatial Compositions explores modular systems and sculptural furniture through repetition, proportion, and simple geometric relationships. (See Project...) Weeds, Seeds, Flowers, Insects, & BugsWeeds, Seeds, Flowers, Insects, and Bugs become the foundation for a new material language. Through collected imagery printed on canvas and assembled into suspended, draped, and encased sculptures, the work explores the relationship between humans and the natural world while examining how nature is represented, remembered, and reimagined. (See Project...) The Spells of The SpiralThe spiral has appeared across cultures for millennia—as a symbol of life, change, resistance, and renewal.Through a speculative tarot deck, this project explores its evolving meanings and enduring power. (See Project...) Shell City or City of Ammonite Monuments
What if the greatest monuments were not monuments to power, but to transformation?
What if the oldest architects were not human, but living systems?
What can an ammonite teach us about how places grow, adapt, and endure? (See Project...) Inhabiting the GardenWhat if tending a garden meant stepping inside it?
What if architecture followed the rhythms of growth rather than construction?
What if every harvest reshaped the spaces we call home? (See Project...)