My work exists at the intersection of technology and art—a conversation between structure and intuition. For more than twenty-five years, I’ve moved through roles as an engineer, designer, and educator, always drawn to how people engage with the tools that shape their lives.
With a background in electrical engineering and technology strategy, I’ve worked with companies like IBM, Wang Laboratories, Eastman Kodak, and Red Hat. Along the way, I discovered that my real interest lies not just in how technology functions, but in how it feels—how design can transform a system into an experience, and how precision can coexist with creativity.
In my own studio practice, I explore these same tensions through drawing and painting, where logic gives way to intuition and process becomes a form of inquiry. Founding Somerville Open Studios was an extension of that belief—a way to bring artists and audiences together in a shared space of experimentation and exchange.
Whether through teaching, designing, or making, I remain fascinated by the dialogue between order and expression, and by the quiet moments where technology and art find common ground.
