I'm broadly interested in data, human computer interactions and AI systems. As a data scientist and an artist, the addition of extra perspectives helps me with my work in both fields. My goal is to combine theory and practice to understand and improve how humans, language models, and data systems interact. I am interested in exploring new ways to shape our understanding of these interdisciplinary connections. My work often moves between art and data. I enjoy exploring how systems—visual, linguistic, or computational—can reveal patterns of human thought and expression. In recent years, I’ve been involved in projects across data engineering, digital humanities, and human–computer interaction, where I’ve learned to think about data not just as numbers, but as stories and structures that connect people and ideas. In the past few years, I have been honored to be involved in several research projects and personal projects related to large-scale data engineering, digital humanities, and HCI design.