a June of tiny projects
a cold brew slowly diluted to milk, one cup at a time — every photo is +1% milk. developed from RAW so the gradient stays honest. made into a poster + a color graph.
fed a pile of photos to a segmentation model (FastSAM), auto-cut everything out, and laid hundreds of them into a printable sticker sheet.
recreated the tactile/braille station map at Jay St–MetroTech as laser-cut vectors. left: the real one on the wall, right: mine.
1st place — ITP Camp Stupid Hackathon 2026
a ragebait app: sign in with Google and a clingy AI “Baby” rifles through your inbox & calendar and roasts you with your own data. the bit: you clicked “Allow.”
a little typology — doors i photographed, aligned and laid out in Illustrator.
shooting the windowless brutalist AT&T “Long Lines” tower — the creepiest building in manhattan.
a face-expression combo lock: wink left, wink right, get angry, then smile to unlock.
physical bits 🪡🔥
a little laser-cut stand for a plant.
sewed a padded case for my kindle and one for my phone.
a cut-up & reworked sweatshirt.