Curiosity is
the common ground.

Engineering taught me to understand systems.
Research taught me to question them.
Technology gave me tools to build.
Photography gave me another way to observe.

Different languages, same instinct:
understand, observe, experiment and
create new perspectives.

Minimal architecture shaped by shadow and light

One curiosity.
Many ways to follow it.

My journey moves between systems and scenes. Each step builds on the previous one, shaping how I think, build and create.

01

Foundation

Production Engineering — Mackenzie

A foundation for understanding systems, processes, optimisation and decisions.
02

Computing

Master’s in Applied Computing — Mackenzie

Research involving data, natural language processing, occupations, skills and real-world information.
03

Research

PhD in Electrical Engineering and Computing — Mackenzie

Artificial intelligence, optimisation and computational approaches applied to optical systems.
04

Professional

AI, Data & Technology

Professional work across data engineering, artificial intelligence, cloud, strategy and technology governance.
05

Teaching

Knowledge Sharing

Teaching and workshops involving statistics, logic, artificial intelligence, self-organising maps, Six Sigma and related topics.
06

Visual

Photography & Filmmaking

A visual practice rooted in observation, light, motion, places, travel, aerial perspectives and storytelling.
01

Learning to
see systems.

Engineering was the beginning. It taught me to think in systems, understand relationships and see how small changes can affect larger structures. Computing expanded that perspective through data, algorithms and models. Research turned uncertainty into something worth exploring.

02

Building outside
the lab.

Professional work brought theory into real organisations. Data, cloud, AI, governance and strategy became ways to make systems reliable, understandable and useful.

03

Then curiosity
changed lenses.

Photography and filmmaking became another form of exploration: light, timing, composition, movement and perspective. Aerial imagery added another meaning to the idea of seeing.

01

Technology

Understand
the system.

02

Common ground

Perspective
connects both.

03

Visual

Observe
the moment.

01

Understand before simplifying

Complex systems deserve context before solutions.

02

Stay curious

The best work usually begins with a better question.

03

Build with purpose

Technology is useful when it connects to real people and problems.

04

Observe carefully

Details often contain the most interesting part of a story.

Understanding systems.
Observing details.
Making new perspectives.