Artifact Lab is my private design studio for building physical systems that combine software, electronics, and hardware.

I use it to design and prototype devices meant to exist in the real world. Most projects involve embedded computers, custom enclosures, media workflows, and repurposed technology. The focus is on function, clarity, and process rather than polish.

The work sits somewhere between tools and artifacts. Some pieces are experiments. Some are meant to be used. All of them help me think through how systems behave once they leave the screen.

Artifact Lab gives me space to work through ideas quickly, document them honestly, and develop them toward collaborations, commissions, or small-scale production.

I’m sharing the work publicly as it evolves. If your work overlaps with physical computing or hardware prototyping, feel free to reach out.