I've always been drawn to spaces and objects of liberation. For me, that was the early internet, computers, and the club. About 25 years ago, I started researching information technology, practicing communication design, making digital art, and taking club culture more seriously.

Today, I lead the team that makes the Devious Pocket, which is an add-on that lets vinyl DJs play digital tracks from their turntables. I'm also a founding member of Neo-Metabolism, a research and design collective with members in Amsterdam and New York. Our work for Antikythera Journal was presented at MIT and the 2025 Venice Biennale. 

In earlier lives, I led design work on the new Apple Store with the team in Cupertino. When I was Creative Director at Random Studio, we got to collaborate with Raf Simons on some beautiful projects. Following this, I applied my brand strategy expertise towards more active harm-reduction, working in support of regenerative products and infrastructure. Along the way, I've taught media art, design and theory, most recently as associate professor for Visual Methods at the Institute for Music and Media in Düsseldorf.

My artistic practice is informed by the worlds I crossed. I’ve shown post-rave AV installations and performances at international art venues and festivals, including CTM, Unsound and Atonal. I co-run Remote Control, a channel that charts the wastelands of Late Capitalism in walking videos with bespoke soundtracks. When I DJ, I go for ceremonial-grade solartechno.


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