I write instrumental and electronic music which has been performed in North America, Europe, and Asia by ensemble mosaik, Yarn/Wire, ekmeles, Schallfeld Ensemble, and others. In addition to composing music, I make material and intangible sound art using field recordings, sculptural installations, and other media, and I have designed and programmed digital interfaces for improvisation in solo and ensemble contexts. 

 

I have a persistent interest in the expressive potentials of inharmonic resonance and microtuning, which often leads me to work with sine tones and precise retunings of instruments as an integral part of my process. Recently, my practice has drawn me towards building motorized instrumental attachments using microcontrollers and other technologies. 

 

I currently live in New York City, where I am a doctoral candidate in music composition at Columbia University.