A quiet practice, out in the open.

I trained as an architect and computational designer. Most of my early work sat between form and code — using algorithms to explore how buildings, cities, and systems could be shaped.

Over time, my curiosity has moved further upstream. I've become increasingly interested in data, analytics, and artificial intelligence — not as ends in themselves, but as materials for understanding.

The Yas Project is where I develop that curiosity in public. It is a space to prototype, write, and think through the tools I want to build: interfaces that help people see complex systems more clearly, and reason about them more carefully.

I'm early in this journey. This site is designed to grow with me.