He is interested in past and future technologies, notions of art, business and idealism, what they mean to us and how they inform which worlds come true and which worlds are discarded. He aims to create social objects in which we can see ourselves differently.
He holds a Master of Arts in Design Interactions from the Royal College of Art London (RCA) and a Diploma in Visual Communication from the Berlin University of Arts (UDK).
For the past six years he has been contributing to Webby-winning art and technology blog We-Make-Money-Not-Art.com.
