I am a Researcher and Designer exploring innovative methodologies for interactive visual experiences, with a specific focus on human perception and Techno-Animism



In my research, by linking perceptual senses with technology, I aim to push the boundaries of how we engage with visual media to create immersive digital experiences.
With expertise in Filmmaking and Graphic and Communication design, I recognise the epistemological transformative potential of innovative visual and digital content creation. And passionate about exploring this area.
For my PhD research, I am using eye-tracking devices and generative media creation. This research, rooted in Japanese Techno Animism, examines the ontological contrasts between Western and Eastern perspectives, questioning traditional dichotomies and integrating non-human entities into visual creation methodologies. I am curious about what we can actually see. I also want to know what non-human beings, such as animals, plants, and human-made artifacts like robots and machines, can see that we cannot. By investigating where human and non-human gazes intersect, I seek alternative ways to engage with the world.