About Me

I’m a musician, filmmaker, writer, and activist whose work explores meaning, memory, and the systems that shape our lives. Across music, film, and the written word, I’m drawn to storytelling that is honest, human, and grounded in lived experience. My creative work is informed by decades in education and technology, where I’ve helped people navigate complexity and make sense of their own narratives. I don’t see art as separate from thinking or action—it’s how I examine the world, question assumptions, and invite others into deeper reflection.

I’m also deeply invested in preservation and legacy: how creative work, personal history, and cultural artifacts can endure beyond a single lifetime. Alongside writing songs with Loose Change, making films, and publishing fiction, I curate and archive journals, recordings, documents, and family histories as an act of continuity and care. In the future, I envision that this site will function as a living archive—part portfolio, part record, part experiment in what it means to leave something honest behind.