As the choreographer William Forsythe has insisted, "if dance only does what we assume it can do, it will expire."
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My work brings that belief into our embodied encounters with new media and technology. I work with artists, dancers, scholars, technologists, makers, and musicians to understand how we might live and move in a technologically mediated world with humor, grace, creativity, and care.
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I write, organize, curate, and teach about new and old media, cultural histories and philosophies of technology, design, disability, cities, literature, comics, animation, sound, circuses and more. I am Director of Programs at Leonardo/ISAST. I'm on the board of Immersive Arts Alliance. I've recently served as a lecturer in Visual & Critical Studies at California College of the Arts, lead curator with CODAME Art & Tech, and a SOMArts Curatorial Resident 2019-2020. I hold a Ph.D. in Modern Thought and Literature from Stanford University, where I researched electronic gesture across the arts. At Stanford, I was a Geballe Fellow at the Stanford Humanities Center, where I also led the Graphic Narrative Project.
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