I build tools that quietly reorganize what a person is capable of.
An AI research company building toward artificial general intelligence through new architectures — continuous cognitive networks on photonic substrates. The long work.
A translation interface that treats language as a living surface, not a form field. Built to feel weightless.
A search engine I built at the edge of the old web. It did not survive GPT's arrival. It taught me how quickly a market can disappear — and how to watch for that.
A competitor to Google Search, shipped the same year as DevSearch. Two shots at the same wall. Both taught me more than most years of working inside a system that works.
Apex Roofing, a slow-coffee brand, a cinematic studio, and others — sites and interfaces shaped the way I think a brand should show up on a screen.
Sound was the first material I worked with. It still shapes how I think about every interface — structure first, feeling second, and never the reverse.
A running catalogue of images I have been generating — fragments of a visual system that feeds the rest of the work. Trained attention, not decoration.
Creative technologist, audio engineer, designer. Founder and CEO of Sinoussi. Working on the parts of AI that the current generation has not yet touched.
I started building as a teenager — first with music, then with code. Two search engines in 2022 before most people understood what was coming. Client sites, brand systems, and interfaces along the way. In 2025 I stopped doing everything else and started Sinoussi, a company whose only job is to build a new kind of mind.
AI should feel like something, not nothing. It should understand slowly, act with intention, and make the human sitting next to it more of themselves, not less. That is the bar worth building for.
Restraint is the identity. One material, one accent, one honest idea. The best interfaces I know — the Macintosh brochure of 1984, the original iMac, Braun in the seventies — were all built this way.
Audio engineering is where I learned that structure happens before feeling. Mix, arrangement, composition — the same discipline as design, just earlier in the signal chain.
Trees, architecture, old computers, Michelangelo, Jobs at his best, pixel-Japan, and the quiet part of a city at four in the morning.