A NYFW show that tells a story about the current scourges of the fashion industry through marker-based augmented reality.

I was the lead iOS developer on this augmented reality tour guide app, sold to Syracuse University. With precise geolocation technology, this app simulates a campus tour.

I spearheaded the development of Aesthetic Computer's "Happy Hands," a series of hands-free (or trackpad-free) controlled immersive gameplay.

For Mapping Hand Gestures, visit https://aesthetic.computer/wave.

For the ability to communicate through hand gestures and camera input, head over to https://aesthetic.computer/handtime.

And if you're up for the challenge of a pinball game controlled solely by hand gestures, dive into the action at https://aesthetic.computer/staka.

You're the fairest of them all! In collaboration with the head designer of Uye Surana, I built "magic mirrors" for a fashion brand emphasizing inclusivity.

This simple hands-free fingerpainting experience was implemented for IAMB literary magazine's third issue, "NOSTALGIA." The interactive landing page evokes a sense of childlike wonder, perfect for an issue about the good old days.

Live-coding to enhance the performances of local musicians at an ongoing artist-in-residency.

Inspired by the dystopian smile detector Canon installed in their Chinese offices (2021), I temporarily implemented browser-based emotion tracking on my personal website. With Google Analytics, I was able to see whether or not people were enjoying their time at tina.zone.

While living in Berlin, I paired up with a Dutch design team to make low-poly AR portals for their new 3D-printed shoes.

I want the truth. Don't stray from the source. This diary entry obfuscates more the further you are away from the place it was written.

A site where you can send shrines of yourself to anyone via link, designed for loving each other through the screen. Selected for Syntax Magazine, Vol 2.

I came across a small business in Canada that the wonderful mission to help trans individuals with body dysmorphia. I created a try-on filter that would give the illusion of tucking using some background tricks.