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Beneath the Surface

Origins

My journey began in fluid dynamics, fascinated by how invisible currents shape the world around us.

This curiosity led me to study patterns beneath the surface.

Experience

Research Lead

OceanLab

2015 – 2019

This curiosity led me to study patterns beneath the surface.

Data Scientist

FlowTech

2019 – Present

Developing models that predict subtle shifts before they become visible trends.

Hidden Currents

Visual echoes of the unseen flows shaping our world beneath the surface.

A dynamic and abstract composition featuring flowing, organic shapes radiating from a central point. The intricate design creates a sense of movement and energy, reminiscent of ocean currents or strands of flowing hair.
A quiet urban street scene featuring tall apartment buildings on either side. Numerous power lines crisscross the sky, illuminated by a low sun. Traffic lights and signs are visible, and the road appears empty, suggesting early morning or late evening.
A series of solar panels arranged in rows, capturing sunlight. The panels have a grid-like pattern and are placed on a dark, gravel-covered surface. The symmetry and alignment of the panels give a sense of order and efficiency.
A blurred, ghost-like figure of a woman in motion, captured in black and white. The woman's movement creates a layered effect, suggesting swift dance or motion amidst a dark background.
The architecture features a spacious, modern walkway with large, curved concrete beams and a roof allowing natural light to cast dramatic shadows on the floor. A few people are walking along the path, contributing to the sense of movement and activity.
A view underwater capturing the turbulent movement of water as it swirls around a submerged object. The scene is filled with bubbles and a cloudy, greenish tint, suggesting motion and energy beneath the surface.