01 MAPPING HISTORICAL NEW YORK

A resource for researchers and students of NYC history, showing how migration, residential, and occupational patterns shaped the city

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2018-CURRENT

02 WHEN PIXELS WASH ASHORE

A cartographic video installation unpacking Tuvalu’s response to rising sea levels through digital nationhood

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2023-2024

Two murals explore the extensive human relationship to biomes and biodiversity at the scales of the body and the globe.

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2025

An essay and collection of interventions that will mirror the structures of Location Intelligence platforms and critically alter them

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2023-2024

An interactive website mapping the Holocaust across thousands of ordinary places, using survivor testimonies and documents

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2020-2024

A map-based directory developed with CEANYC, showcasing New York City's evolving solidarity economy

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2021-2024

A web platform to present spatial and visual evidence in a legal case on police brutality during the Euromaidan protests

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2018

A map-based website with Amnesty International, documenting human rights violations against Rohingya villages in Myanmar’s Rakhine State

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2018

A collection of web-based, interactive spatial narratives in support of human rights advocacy work, investigations, and litigation

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2016-2018

A physical model and drawing investigate inequalities incurred by New York State and City property tax codes

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2016

Map content, dataset acquisition and integration, and web design and visualization strategy for a data library and visualization tool

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2014-2016

An interactive map of Gettysburg troop movements, developed with Professor Anne Kelly Knowles, explores how visibility shaped the battle

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2013