I am a scholar and multidisciplinary artist pursuing a PhD in Texts and Technology at the University of Central Florida. Working at the intersection of critical theory and creative practice, my work spans adaptation studies, cinema and media studies, digital humanities, and comparative approaches to Irish and South Asian cultural production—all grounded in decolonial and postcolonial frameworks. My creative work—encompassing graphic art, independent publishing, music, video, and performance—explores memory, spatiality, and cultural critique through transdisciplinary, collaborative, and process-driven methods.
My research applies digital tools and data-driven methods—such as Markov modeling, generative text algorithms, and computational text/image analysis—to the analysis and creation of work within literary, cultural, and textual studies, centering text and image as critical sites of inquiry.
Exploring critical, experimental, and participatory approaches to digital scholarship and creative practice.
Investigating how literature, cinema, visual art, and media negotiate identity, space, memory, and resistance, drawing on comparative frameworks.