I’m a web developer with an arts background, having studied at both Saint Mary's University and the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design (NSCAD) in Halifax. Originally from Toronto, I was raised in Nova Scotia's French Acadian region of Clare. I moved to Toronto at the turn of the century.
I work at the intersection of documentation, design, and digital systems. My projects explore how urban spaces, objects, and personal narratives evolve over time, whether through photography, writing, or code.
You can find me on Instagram.
About this website
I’ve maintained an online presence for over twenty years. This website is not just an online portfolio but a working document—a space for serial observation, iterative design, and the ongoing process of archiving time. Initially, it served as a platform to showcase my work as an artist but over time it evolved into a means to promote my skills as a web developer. It now serves as both a portfolio and an ongoing process — an imperfect, hand-coded document that evolves along with my practice.
I take pride in the fact that I hand-code it without resorting to platforms like Indexhibit, Squarespace, Wix, WordPress, etc. Because of this, I embrace a wabi-sabi approach, understanding that it doesn't have to be flawlesss. I revise the site every few years, usually when I want to try something new. This might result in occasional issues, like broken elements or unconventional UX/UI, because I'm experimenting.
Portrait by Tristram Pinney (2023)
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