Beyond Shape
Creative Technologist
Cosmic
Interplay
My practice moves between ancient forms of knowledge and contemporary technologies, searching for new ways of perceiving and interpreting reality.
Through installation, generative systems, mathematics and geometry, I explore what connects human presence, place, memory and the invisible.
Beyond Shape
Installation proposal · Placing Shadows· 2026
Museum collection
Generative audiovisual environment
Site-specific installation
Packet Loss, and Heatmaps
A speculative work exploring the encounter between cultural tradition and digital systems through the reimagining of the hijab as an interface between identity, memory and computation.
Drawing on the visual languages of heatmaps, packet loss and digital fragmentation, the work reflects on what happens to cultural and human presence when identity is increasingly interpreted through algorithmic systems.
I am interested in what happens when different ways of knowing meet.
My research moves across ancient systems of thought and contemporary technologies, bringing into proximity geometry and computation, symbol and data, intuition and measurement.
I explore these relationships through installations, generative processes and site-specific works — creating situations in which technology becomes a means of questioning how we perceive, interpret and inhabit reality.
At the centre of this research is human presence: what can be measured and what escapes measurement, what can be made visible and what remains invisible, what can be transmitted and what must be experienced.
Pushing divergence and promoting convergence in a speculative design process
Considerations on the role of AI as a co-creation partner.


