My current work is increasingly centered on artificial intelligence, especially its role in teaching, learning, workflows, and professional practice.

I am interested in how people learn and how the tools we use help us think, create, and bring ideas into existence. My approach to AI is practical and human-centered, focused on helping people make thoughtful use of emerging tools without losing judgment, purpose, or creativity.

This work includes ongoing exploration of AI tools, prompting, practical implementation, and the future of AI in education and professional life.

I offer practical support for educators, professionals, and curious learners who want help making sense of AI and using it more effectively.

One-on-One AI Session

Personalized support for selecting AI tools, improving prompts, and creating a simple starting system for real tasks.

Small Group AI Session

A guided session for small groups who want to explore AI together in a practical, hands-on way.

Photography and art remain an essential part of my work and the way I move through the world. They are not separate from my interest in learning, technology, and creativity. They are another way of paying attention, exploring ideas, and bringing meaning into form.

Art and photography also keep me connected to a different kind of thinking, one that is intuitive, reflective, and open to discovery. That way of seeing continues to shape everything else I do, including my work in education, artificial intelligence, and creative exploration. In that sense, visual practice is not separate from the rest of my work. It is part of the same larger conversation about perception, possibility, and the human drive to create.