I’m interested in how things work, and how they might
work
That interest shows up in a few different places.
I’ve always been drawn to systems: technical, creative,
and human. Not just how they function, but how they
connect, break, and evolve. I like understanding things
deeply enough that I can take them apart, and then put
them back together in a slightly different form.
Sometimes that means software or infrastructure — small
technical systems, experiments, or self-hosted setups
where I can see exactly how everything fits together.
Other times it’s more exploratory: testing ideas
quickly, prototyping, or just building something to see
if it works.
I enjoy the process as much as the outcome.
I also write — mostly poetry and short-form creative
work. Writing is where I explore ideas that don’t fit
neatly into systems or code. It’s slower, more
ambiguous, and often more personal, but it comes from
the same place: trying to understand something more
clearly.
At the moment, I’m building, writing, and exploring
across those intersections — learning as I go, and
trying to make things that are both useful and
thoughtful.