The archive
13 pieces · 2021 – present
2026
- Rebuilding this site Three years stale, rebuilt in one long conversation. What AI co-design was actually good at, where it was confidently wrong, and the thing I had to build so I could tell the difference. Aug 2026 · project · Personal
- B.O.T A Level 1 tech support bot for retail staff, built for the worst thirty seconds of a shift. The interesting problems were not the model. Jun 2026 · tool · Lush
2023
- Connecting People & Places A location-based AR game for conference delegates, and a paper submitted to SIGGRAPH Asia on telling cultural heritage stories in the gap between digital and physical. Nov 2023 · project · UNSW × ACM SIGGRAPH · PDF
- Sample Pack The folio assembled at the end of the Masters — a professional bio, the skills map, work excerpts, and a poem. Aug 2023 · project · UNSW · PDF
- The old site The site this one replaced — built by hand in 2022, abandoned in 2023, and still telling everyone I was almost finished with my Masters until 2026. Aug 2022 – 2023 · project · Personal
- Found A small design-iteration study: prototype a reminder app, put it in front of people, find out the fun part is the part they don't want. Apr 2023 · project · UNSW · PDF
- The wicked problem of HIV prevention Why HIV prevention in Australia resists a clean solution — and what politics, education, religion, economics and history each contribute to the mess. Mar 2023 · essay · UNSW · PDF
2022
2021
- sun stealer A VR game on Bondi Beach at a dawn that never breaks, where camera lenses are time periods and film stocks are abilities. Sep 2021 · project · UNSW · PDF
- The role of technology in the speculative future of HER On Spike Jonze's 2013 film, and a future where the technology is warm, competent, and accommodating a problem it cannot actually solve. Apr 2021 · essay · UNSW · PDF
- 'heavens' An artefact from a future that doesn't exist — a home on the Moon, designed as a way of arguing about the one that might. Mar 2021 · experiment · UNSW · PDF
- superposition \ true ch'ien An essay on Lindy Lee's 'true ch'ien', and on how we're defined as much by the choices we didn't make as the ones we did. About a ten minute read. 2021 · essay · UNSW · PDF
- Would a 100% subsidy of PrEP solve HIV in Australia? A system dynamics model asking whether removing the cost of PrEP entirely would be enough — and what it reveals about which barriers actually bind. 2021 · model · UNSW · PDF