Started in animal science, picked up a camera, and never stopped blurring the lines. That collision of science, art, and technology runs from photography and motion design into AR, AI, 3D fabrication, spatial computing, and physical computing.
Queens-based Creative Technologist, self-taught across disciplines: writing code, running a print farm, soldering a prototype, or compositing a deliverable under deadline. Lectures at Queens College and sits on advisory panels for working creatives.
Currently
Subtropic Studios
Creative Technologist. Led the Uber x Netflix Squid Game 2 WebAR game to 117K+ players and a Telly Award, after AR campaigns for Spotify, Disney, and Snap.
Production Systems
Independent practice building the pipelines behind the creative: flat label art to localized 3D product renders across 30 markets, an AI-generated CCTV library for Ambient.ai, custom tools and MCP integrations that put it all in non-technical hands.
SPDRBT
Nights go to a live civic-data terminal for NYC: subway, ferries, traffic cameras, and 311 in one interface, on the street via 3D-printed objects scanned 2,400+ times across 270+ cities, now on smart glasses.
The Work
AR & Experiential
Interactive installations for real spaces: AR mirrors running Snap AR locally for retail events, WebAR scanned off a sticker on a lamppost, face-tracked effects that respond in real time. Someone walks up, something happens, no explanation needed.
AI Production
Generative AI as a tool, not a replacement. Image and video models for exploration and volume, After Effects and Blender for the finish, and pipelines that version, resize, and localize a campaign without a reshoot. Shipped on client work with brand guidelines and hard deadlines.
3D Printing & Making
Sneaker planters, NFC-embedded logos, custom milk crates, memorial prints. Collectible spider magnets hidden across NYC with QR codes that unlock WebAR masks and NFC chips that open live city data, 2,400+ scans across 270+ cities so far. The printer runs most nights.
Motion & Viral Moments
Animated stickers and motion graphics. Rotoscoped Bad Bunny frames into GIPHY loops the night they dropped, and Bad Bunny used them on his own Instagram. A Spider-Man set hit 25 million views in days.
Spatial & Volumetric
NeRFs, Gaussian Splats, photogrammetry, MoCap. Scanning sneakers from 242 photos, recording dance performances as point clouds, reconstructing historical structures in AR.
Hardware & Physical Computing
Arduino projects, wearable prototypes, FPV drone builds, AI assistants on smart glasses. Software that leaves the screen and deals with the real world. Sometimes an over-engineered answer to a non-problem, usually where the most gets learned.
Say Hello
Always down to talk about interesting projects, weird ideas, or anything that mixes disciplines in ways that shouldn't work but might.