Working across exhibitions, classrooms, laboratories, workplaces, and research infrastructures, I examine how spatial, material, technological, and social arrangements shape attention, participation, and practice. This work advances curatorial and experience-based approaches to knowledge design.

Here I display a selection of my curatorial work focused on designing and developing environments that support research, education, and experiential learning. Whether in traditional academic settings, laboratories, natural environments, or creative spaces, my approach centers on fostering knowledge exchange, interdisciplinary collaboration, and innovative learning experiences. By curating these environments, I aim to create immersive and interactive situations that bridge theory and practice, stimulate inquiry, and enhance participants’ engagement with their surroundings. My work in this area includes both formal educational programs and experimental, arts-based research initiatives, all designed to inspire discovery and facilitate meaningful connections between learners, researchers, and the environments they are a part of and co-create.