I was born in Canada, and I spent my formative years in a French-speaking household. With experiences living on both coasts of the United States and numerous relocations under my belt, I've become a seasoned nomad. My inner world has become a steadfast anchor, largely cultivated online. The notion of a hometown feels foreign to me, and the definition of "normal" constantly evolves with each new place I call home.

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Through my experiences, design, and research, I found my passion for studying human connections and behavior in the context of digital spaces. I am now pursuing a masters degree in anthropology at Columbia University, with a focus in unraveling the intricate dynamics of technology's influence on notions of autonomy, political power, and inequality. I'm particularly interested in how these relationships can be ethically investigated through design.

 

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