I am in the business of wonder.
I am a creative individual currently based in Boulder, CO with a diverse experience and background, and a passion for informal science education as well as for the meaningful bridges between science, art and technology. I approach every project as a collaboration, and I am most excited when I have the opportunity to learn about you, from you, and with you. My goal is to help you continue doing what you do best, while we work hard to do what we love most. If you think I can be of any help to you, my door is always open.
Because of my background as both a scientist and a designer, I specialize in the design and development of exhibitions, exhibits and programs tailored for a broad range of audiences and styles, while keeping—when applicable—the scientific integrity of the project. I help create wondrous experiences that are engaging, illuminating, and entertaining. I also do workshops and I am open for speaking engagements. Let’s wonder together.
LASERsHOW: Light, Color and Geometry, an innovative exhibition concept that will welcome you to an immersive contemplative experience about the wonders of lasers and light itself envisioned by renowned artist Matthew Schreiber.
The Feathers to the Stars exhibition carries you through the amazing story of how ancient evolution gave birth to animal flight, how humans used imagination and engineering to get airborne and how outer space is the next frontier.
The Feathers to the Stars exhibition carries you through the amazing story of how ancient evolution gave birth to animal flight, how humans used imagination and engineering to get airborne and how outer space is the next frontier.
The Nature, Environment, Science and Technology (NEST) Studio for the Arts combines artistic practice and scientific research to explore our common and disparate ways of observing, recording, experimenting, and knowing. NEST develops exhibitions, teaches undergraduate and graduate courses, funds graduate student’s research and creative work, runs public programs and workshops, and hosts events with the clear mission of celebrating a meaningful and empowering dialogue between the sciences and the arts.
This is a captionScience and science fiction have always been deep wells for the imaginations of filmmakers, all while science and technology have advanced the quality of filmmaking. The Knight Foundation-funded Science Art Cinema series blends film and science by showing 20th century science and science fiction films and pairing them with live music, theater, guest speakers, and multimedia presentations.
The Feathers to the Stars exhibition carries you through the amazing story of how ancient evolution gave birth to animal flight, how humans used imagination and engineering to get airborne and how outer space is the next frontier.
Science and science fiction have always been deep wells for the imaginations of filmmakers, all while science and technology have advanced the quality of filmmaking. The Knight Foundation-funded Science Art Cinema series blends film and science by showing 20th century science and science fiction films and pairing them with live music, theater, guest speakers, and multimedia presentations.
LASERsHOW: Light, Color and Geometry, an innovative exhibition concept that will welcome you to an immersive contemplative experience about the wonders of lasers and light itself envisioned by renowned artist Matthew Schreiber.
I ___ Local is an award winning initiative that celebrated Gainesville and its its many communities both permanent and transient.
The Nature, Environment, Science and Technology (NEST) Studio for the Arts combines artistic practice and scientific research to explore our common and disparate ways of observing, recording, experimenting, and knowing. NEST develops exhibitions, teaches undergraduate and graduate courses, funds graduate student’s research and creative work, runs public programs and workshops, and hosts events with the clear mission of celebrating a meaningful and empowering dialogue between the sciences and the arts.
The Nature, Environment, Science and Technology (NEST) Studio for the Arts combines artistic practice and scientific research to explore our common and disparate ways of observing, recording, experimenting, and knowing. NEST develops exhibitions, teaches undergraduate and graduate courses, funds graduate student’s research and creative work, runs public programs and workshops, and hosts events with the clear mission of celebrating a meaningful and empowering dialogue between the sciences and the arts.
The 250-seat Frost Planetarium was developed from the ground up as a fitting substitute to the beloved Miami Space Transit Planetarium to use 16-million-color 8K projection, surround sound and a vast dome screen to take you on dazzling visual odysseys to outer space.
Science and science fiction have always been deep wells for the imaginations of filmmakers, all while science and technology have advanced the quality of filmmaking. The Knight Foundation-funded Science Art Cinema series blends film and science by showing 20th century science and science fiction films and pairing them with live music, theater, guest speakers, and multimedia presentations.
