I am a postdoctoral researcher at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Boston University School of Medicine. My current work involves modeling the brain dynamics of thought and developing software tools for neuroscience.

As an artist, my work includes sculpture, performance, and installation. I temporarily transform places through actions that create a confounding spectacle in order to question routine patterns and social norms. Designed to invite audience participation, I want my objects and projects to challenge users to engage in a civic dialogue about individual, community, and place.

I began my journey during the dot-com boom of the 90s when I started my own Technology Consulting. Company after graduating Delaware Valley University with a degree in Computer Information Systems Management. Google flew me out to their Mountain View HQ in 2015 to interview me for a startup program management role. Shortly after, I wrote and published a book called Strap on your Boots. I am the CEO and Co-founder for Instamour. As a contributor for Technically Philly.