I am a midwest based musician, performer, and composer. I currently focus on computer music and instrument building, and in the past have worked on graphic scores, acoustic chamber music, and group improvisation. My work often functions as a form of sound studies, and revolves around feedback systems, the somaticism of sound, the inner sounds of electronic instruments and software (meaning aliasing, signal noise, and electromagnetic interference), improvisation, alternative tuning systems, human-machine interaction, and the projection of various artforms onto one another. It often makes use of hand built, repurposed, misused, or altered electronics, and pulls from a wide variety of sonic aesthetics, including noise, Detroit techno, computer music, ambient, jazz, house, drone, medieval European music, American folk, and plunderphonics.

I am one half of dance music duo Aulphon Logistics, and he holds a BM in Composition from the University of Michigan, and is pursuing an MFA in Art and Technology/Sound Practices at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.