I am an artist and researcher who reverse-engineers and represents complex socio-technical systems to make their biases, assumptions, and problems more legible to the public. My artistic research draws on tactical media, science and technology studies and information activism to provide critical counterpoints to dominant narratives about technological solutions. My recent work has focused on dataveillance technologies, online misinformation, and AI-generated disinformation.

I am an Associate Professor in Art + Design at Northeastern University, and hold a PhD in Visual Studies (SUNY Buffalo, 2019) and an MFA in New Genres (UCLA, 2010). I have exhibited at venues including Arts Santa Mónica (Barcelona), FramerFramed (Amsterdam), NeMe (Cyprus), Ars Electronica (Linz), and Beta Festival (Dublin). My research has been published in Autonomedia, Leonardo, Big Data & Society, Artnodes, Visual Resources, and Leuven University Press. My artwork has been funded by Science Gallery (Dublin, Detroit, Atlanta, Melbourne), NEoN Digital Arts Festival, and MediaFutures.