"Lanterns of Light" celebrates hope, connection, and community through a glowing lantern art installation and AR experience. Inspired by global lantern festivals, it invites Portlanders to share their dreams for the city, fostering a collective vision of unity.

Biophonic is an AR artwork that explores the possibilities of communication and collaboration between humans and plants. Designed to be experienced on mobile devices, it invites viewers into a world where plant communication—primarily through chemical signals—is made visible, audible, and interactive.

Rebirth is an AR artwork that digitally reimagines Botticelli's Birth of Venus as a symbol of the (potentially) harmonious relationship between nature and technology, urging us to consider how this alliance can lead to sustainable solutions for humanity’s greatest challenges, including climate change.

Crossroads is an XR sculpture (viewable in AR or VR) that explores these two divergent paths. Each mask is a gateway into a potential future where our choices and their consequences come alive.

I had the honor of creating an audio-reactive and time-reactive mirage flower for this year’s Coachella music festival. This is one of three mirage flowers that you can discover during the AR Scavenger Hunt, Gather Together.

Future ARtifacts, harnesses the power of AI and the design wisdom of the natural world to create biomechanical inventions that address specific climate change issues.

MiniB is a miniature AR blackhole that allows you to get rid of anything, wherever, whenever.

The All-Seeing Die exhibited in the Adobe Aero AR gallery at Adobe MAX in 2022 and is a fortune-telling AR game. Think of it as a surrealistic/realistic/futuristic twist on a magic eight-ball.

When Snap approached me to create an AR mini-game for their AR glasses, the Spectacles, I knew that I wanted to create a playful immersive world, full of delightful discoveries and genuinely fun game pl.

This AR Kaleidoscope was commissioned by the VMF for their 2022 Winter Arts Festival. Downtown Vancouver was transformed into an open-air gallery. Large-scale AR murals, light installations, interactive inflatables, live music, and performances, including Cirque De Soleil, brightened the city for the month of February.

​The Door is an interactive, AR song that changes mood depending on how you respond to it. Using a series of hand gestures, you control how the song expresses itself and (ultimately) affects you

In 2021, when Adobe asked me to create an AR artwork for Adobe Max, the world was still mostly in "locked down". So, I decided to use the magic of AR to recreate an fun, playful experience that wasn't available during pandemic. Namely, amusement parks.

This AR art series celebrates the beauty of each year's full moons. Some pieces are AR wearables, letting you wear the glow of the full moons. Others are interactive experiences where you can explore virtual landscapes that change with each lunar a, revealing hidden stories and mysteries.

One of my goals for this Earth Day AR art experience was to make the impending threat of climate change feel tangible, personal... if only for a moment.

When Adobe commissioned me to create AR artworks celebrating Women’s History Month, I knew I wanted to make something heartfelt, vibrant, and empowering. As a woman who has worked in technology for many years, I know a thing or two about the subtleties of sexism – how people’s internalized messages can unconsciously inform how they perceive you and, ultimately, how they treat you.

We all have the power to change our lives. It’s up to us to recognize that power and do something with it.

When Adobe commissioned me to create an AR valentine, I was excited to give people the opportunity to share their love in a remote and delightful way.

"White Washing" is an AR artwork that delves into the systemic integration of racism, portraying how people of color are often compelled to perceive the world through a 'white' lens.

This AR Holiday card brought a bit of playful magic to the 2020 holiday season. Thankfully, technologies like AR can allow us to experience the same piece of art, despite physical location. This was especially meaningful during a year when most friends and family were far apart.

Public spaces like churches, community organizations, and schools are typically places where people find support during emotionally challenging events, but in the midst of a pandemic, these aren't available. This piece can act as an "anywhere altar" in their absence. People can experience it wherever they are, whenever they need it, using the power of AR.