Writing
Spectral Ruins: Empathy with Inanimate Material Movements
International Journal of Architectural Computing (IJAC), 2024
“Digital models of static matter in motion offer the user a unique opportunity to relate to things that are typically understood as inert or nonliving. While empathy with the nonliving is a complex relationship to authentically construct, the ecological implications of this interaction are significant.”
Theoretical Notes on the Aesthetics of Texture Mapping
ACADIA 2020 Conference Proceedings
“The theoretical wager of the paper is that the accessibility/availability of texture mapping techniques, digital printing technologies, and new materials (3M’s vinyl wraps for example) have triggered a graphic impulse in contemporary, experimental architecture culture.”
Late to the After Party: Neo-Geometric Architecture
Perspecta 52, The Yale Architectural Journal, 2019
“The neo-geometric in architecture pirates the visual and conceptual strategies, defined by a group of artists working in the 1980s in New York often described under the heading of “neo-geometric” or “neo-geo,” that reactivate elements from minimalism, pop-art, and hard-edge abstraction through the lens of structuralist and post-structuralist theory and commodity capitalism.”