Project 01Affective installation2024
reSilence: Crafting an AI-Powered Mirror for Emotional Wellbeing
A deep dive into the technology behind an interactive art installation that listens to your body and emotions.
AIComputer VisionInteractive Art
Researcher · Creative technologist · Human first
Machines can learnto notice people.I teach them.
I design intelligent systems that read emotion, movement, and context—then turn those signals into interactions people can actually feel.
Human in the loop01Affective computing
02Emotion recognition
03Interactive art
04MSc HCI · Genova
01 / Point of view
Who's asking
Engineer's training. Researcher's questions. Three shipped systems that read emotion, posture and balance, and answer well. If software is going to watch people anyway, it should learn some manners; mine do.
My work sits where machine perception meets interaction design: rigorous enough to measure, thoughtful enough to question what should be measured in the first place.
13
projects shipped, 2023 to 2026
2
installations exhibited in 2024
1
mirror that reads faces
02 / Selected work
Systems with something to prove.
Three projects where sensing, interpretation, and interaction meet in public—not just in a notebook.
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Project 02Interactive installation2024
Unity at Sea: Crafting a Soundscape of Shared Balance
An immersive installation exploring group interdependence through reactive soundscapes and collective balance.
Interactive ArtSound DesignKinect
Project 03HCI case study2024
Perfect Posture Case Study
Enhancing Gamers' Health Through Ergonomic Intervention.
AIMachine LearningTechnology
03 / Field notes
Thinking in public.
Notes from the space between research questions and working prototypes—what changed, what failed, and what remains open.
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Note 01Affective computing · HCI
What should an AI mirror notice?
Designing emotion-aware systems starts with a harder question than accuracy: what deserves to be sensed at all?
14 Jul 2026 · 3 min
Note 02HCI · Making
Designing interaction for bodies, not cursors
What changes when balance, distance, and hesitation become the input—not clicks and taps?
8 Jul 2026 · 4 min
Note 03Affective computing · Making
The posture model was the easy part
A useful ML prototype depends as much on feedback timing and framing as it does on prediction quality.
2 Jul 2026 · 3 min
04 / Start a conversation
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