PROFILE :: I hold a Master of Architecture from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Parsons School of Design. My work focuses on visual arts, material economies, and mass customization techniques all through the lens of architecture. While at Parsons, I was teaching assistant to Jean Gardner, assistant editor/curator to Silvia Kolbowski, and assistant to Larry Clark. While at MIT, I was teaching assistant to Joan Jonas, Krzrystof Wodiczko, and Muntadas at the Visual Arts Program. I received various awards, including the Parsons-Kalil Award for Smart Design and the MIT-Schnitzer Award for the Visual Arts. Thereafter, I've had solo and group exhibitions, installations, residencies, workshops, and architectural design projects in over 10 countries. I recently co-founded The Anxious Prop, and have become Researcher (wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter) in Professor Almut Grüntuch-Ernst's Institute for Design and Architecture Strategies at the Architecture, Civil Engineering, and Environmental Sciences Department of the Technische Universität Braunschweig. I live in Berlin. Website splash image from the master's thesis "The Turtle : an American School of Architecture : a Radical Mediocracy" (MIT 2005). email

"The Anxious Prop, Case 3: The Black Swan Issue", foto by Fiona Geuß