Bio-Data & Identity Systems, 2023—present

These works treat the body as a computational system and a generative instrument. Biological signals, DNA sequences, electrodermal activity, and metabolic processes become mechanical motion, material formations, and feedback loops. Each piece uses data from the body to generate its own form, collapsing the line between human interiority and machine logic.
Together, these works explore identity not as a fixed self but as a dynamic, recursive exchange between flesh and code, sensation and mechanism, interiority and technological mediation. They situate the body as both medium and algorithm—a site where biological processes write themselves into matter, motion, and machine logic.

Reflection Preserved in Hubris, 2025 – ongoing

nDNA_C1_00001, 2025 – ongoing

Earthbound Resonance (video still), 2023

GSR-Driven Machine Drawing, 2025 – ongoing

Kinetic & Feedback Installations, 2023—present

These works operate as bio-mechanical feedback systems where materials, bodies, and circuits influence one another in real time. Soil, conductivity, magnets, electricity, motion, and touch become active agents rather than static media. Each installation forms a loop: signals are generated, translated, transformed, and returned to the system—binding the human body to mechanical process, biological data to coded behavior, and matter to movement.
Across prototypes and performances, these pieces explore somatic circuitry, generative anatomy, and the ways machines can write, sense, and behave with a kind of emergent intelligence.

DNA Kinetic System (prototype), 2025–ongoing

I and world practice, 2023

Reciprocal Latent Space, 2023

Emergent Feedback Systems, 2023 – ongoing

Temporal Systems & Algorithmic Objects, 2021—2023

These works explore time as something generated rather than simply measured. Soil-powered circuits drive mechanical clocks; sound becomes a self-referential feedback system; machine-drawn circles record the tension between infinite form and finite gesture. Across these pieces, counting, vibration, and repetition function as algorithms enacted through material processes. Time appears not as an abstract grid but as something embodied, cyclical, and produced through the interaction between matter, signal, and mechanical motion.

Existential Consciousness, 2022

Self-Reference Series, 2023

My Beautiful Clouds, 2021