Traces is a six-week studio assignment designed for junior-level Experience Design students at Penn State. Students develop a single project that exists in three connected forms: a one-page interactive website, a printable poster, and a small artist book.

The Anatomy of Loneliness is an MFA thesis investigating how graphic design can mediate between clinical mental health research and the everyday language people use to describe their own experience. Developed in collaboration with Penn State IST students, the project uses illustration and data visualization to render emotional patterns in language around depression and loneliness.

Spreading is a data visualization project investigating how climate change registers in the body and the local environment. Working with datasets on pollen levels, air quality, and respiratory health, the project tests how hand-drawn and digital methods together can make slow ecological shifts visible.

Beeism is a data visualization project investigating bee colony activity as a register of environmental change. Working with hive weight data from Penn State's Center for Pollinator Research, the project renders the colony as a single organism through a particle system, making the rhythm of the hive visible across time.