People often ask me what exactly is Interactive Media Arts, and I usually tell them "coding and art", but that is just the simple explanation. During my time as an undergraduate student at New York University, I've created spaghetti bridges, coded interactive games, designed 3D models, projection mapped Unreal environments, soldered electronics, and more. While I've explored so many different areas of "interactive media", I'm focusing more on creating virtual interactions, but I'm always ready to learn and explore new ways of how to combine technical with creative. Now, as a graduate student at Duke University, I'm learning more about game design and development. I hope to take this knowledge to extend gaming beyond entertainment.
When I have the time outside of school hours I find myself journaling, exploring new places, or playing couch co-op and cozy/open-world video games.
For more documentation and other works I have done, you can check my WordPress blog here. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact me!
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