I'm a Creative Technologist living at the meeting point of sound, image, and interactive experience. My background spans visual communication, sound design, and digital illustration, but what drives me is the space where all three collide. I build audio-visual worlds that move, react, and feel alive. Whether it's a brand identity, AR/VR experiences, or a sound-reactive environment, everything I create is designed to be felt, not just seen. Pull up a chair.
Welcome to my world.
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"Abatuuze" is a word from Uganda's Luganda language that loosely translates to "inhabitants of the land."
This album draws inspiration from the lived experiences of Africans both on the continent and in the diaspora, exploring their impact on individuals and diverse communities. The artworks respond dynamically to the songs' frequencies, creating audio-reactive visuals. The project features Ugandan spoken word artists and a Kora player from The Gambia.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxvWNq2LTJl7JQ5pH5z5wUr8b3x3RzUeG
Some work is best made with someone who understands your creative language without needing it explained. Migisha Boyd is that person, a game programmer, artist, and computer scientist I've collaborated with for years. For the Abatuuze VR experience, he built the world: designing the motion graphics, engineering the virtual environment, and writing the poems at the heart of it. I narrated those poems, adding my voice to his vision. The experience is available to explore with a walkthrough snippet linked below, and if you have a Meta Quest 2 or later headset, you can download the open source application and enter it for yourself.
link to VR application and video walkthrough: https://mega.nz/folder/oFsTVZBL#9A4M_DyYtCvWgWbVKLCABw
The visuals for these instrumentals were made with generative AI. I used my artworks from the original project as reference with Skybox to create hybrid versions of this work. The instrumental music and sounds serve a different purpose and is open to interpretation without the lyrical and poetic elements, which prompted me to release the album independently.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxvWNq2LTJl7GLap02weOcpf7jRcy51kQ&si=JEycEPHWdyjkKGNG