Revisiting can be accessed by visiting its link. Click and hold to navigate. Revisiting is a non-linear exploration of memories and moments; a conversation about the times and memories we cannot return to. It is a collection of moments that are inaccessible, yet still desirable, to me now. I’m interested in the truths or beliefs we leave behind as we … Read More

This investigative article attempts to document the harsh realities faced by minor girls in Egypt who are forced into outlaw early marriages, with a particular focus on the sexual relationship, arguing that when it takes place in forced minor marriages, it is considered a form of rape. The article provides a multi-layered narrative that combines personal testimonies, legal analysis, and … Read More

LATEX, LEATHER, LIPSTICK, LOVE, LUST (abbreviated to SEXTUPLE L) is an interactive fiction piece following a “chronically online” trans guy going to a kink club for the first time, thinking it will fix him. It doesn’t. Content warnings (see in-game list under “PERVERSIONS”) recommended. SEXTUPLE L looks to be a snapshot of the current culture and discourse found in internet … Read More

Here’s the description you can find in the Info tab of Sea of Po itself: “It’s an appzine of 52 poets in a generative, kinetic, interactive, never-the-same-twice experience of 15 languages. It’s a new experience of poetry and poetry magazines. It also animates and saves your texts, and creates deluxe screenshots. Yes, it’s the Swiss army knife of digital poetry … Read More

Last2Lines is an innovative platform where users contribute two lines of poetry that get added to an ongoing poem. The AI ensures that only appropriate content is included by filtering out spam and offensive material. At the end of each campaign, we have a poem dedicated to a specific cause, similar to a signature campaign but expressed through poetry. Some … Read More

—————Entry description————– Clock is a chill and therapeutic interactive experience that dives into the whole concept of time, exploring how we perceive it and deal with feeling disconnected as we grow up. One morning, 27-year-old Joanna notices something weird: the clock in her bathroom is ticking way too loudly. She finally takes a moment to really look at herself in … Read More

Living literature review: I am writing a living literature review on societal collapse. I aim to summarize the research in an accessible format and update my posts as new studies are published. This is meant to provide the public with easily understandable summaries of cutting edge research. I actively call upon my readers to send me studies I might have … Read More

My Teacher’s Secret Admirer is a live theatre piece performed over Zoom using multimedia tools to immerse the audience in an interactive narrative. The audience is placed in detention and tasked with finding their favorite teacher’s secret admirer by interrogating the staff and faculty of the school and collecting clues by playing games and solving puzzles. The purpose of the … Read More

Agentia is a work of navigable poetry, examining the unfolding of the world through the encounters of animals, plants, and even stones. It is part walking-simulator, part-hypertext. Each entity featured in Agentia experiences, senses, or simply witnesses the world in ways very different to that of the human mind and body. Rather than suggest their being can be expressed directly … Read More

“At the Guggenheim” is an experiment in how a story can be told with a minimal use of text. In this case, public domain images, which have been edited into unique animations, replace the text to tell a story.