Spotify Miniature Landscape
A physical miniature cityscape turning 2025 Spotify listening history into a landscape based on the neighbourhood where the maker grew up. Each building represents a different album, with height scaled to listening time at 1:118 (1 cm = 118 minutes). One district stands out for a single song listened to for over 15 hours. Another represents an album the maker's mother loved — connecting personal memory, place, and listening data into something tangible.
Personal data, Physical sculpture
Photography Monopoly
A data sculpture reimagining Monopoly to represent personal photography data — 11 types of photography engaged in from September 2024 to February 2026. Each type is categorized under 3 areas (street, personal, and work) with three different colours. All conventional game components have been remade to be photography-themed, from the board and tokens to dice and cards.
Personal data, Physical sculpture
Norway EV Adoption Map
3D printed EV models and oil tanks on a laser-cut map of Norway, telling the story of a successful green energy transition. Norway leads EV adoption globally while remaining the biggest oil and gas producer in Europe. Revenue from oil and gas has been placed in the Government Pension Fund Global to finance the green transition. This project asks: what can Canada learn from Norway's pragmatic and successful green energy strategy?
3D printing, Laser cutting
HIVE Makers Summer Camp
This summer, ten students in grades 5 through 11 spent a week at the OISE HIVE designing, building, and coding their way through a hands-on makerspace experience. After exploring 3D printing, laser cutting, electronics, and art-making, the group came together for an ambitious final project: a fully interactive Smart House, complete with a working door lock, motion-activated lighting, a resin-cast swimming pool, and furniture that was both hand-built and 3D printed, all designed and created entirely by the students themselves. Along the way, they learned to problem-solve, collaborate across teams, and embrace the trial-and-error spirit that lies at the heart of making.
