01Instruments
Meridian
2026Hydrographic atlas
A force-directed atlas of a fictional river system. Nodes hold; the ties stay thin.
Studio index · 2026
K’os Mos
Instruments, small games, and studio objects.
I make small things you can hold in a browser: chart tables, optical toys, night-desk tools. A game, if it can stay quiet. An object, if it should look like it already exists.
View the index- Studies
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- Practice
- Independent
- Register
- Quiet
01 — Work
Selected studies
Nine pieces from the desk. Each plate carries a short note.
Hover a plate, or focus it, to read the note.
9 studies
- 02Games
Stillwater
2026Still pool
One dark pool and a single ripple. The game is the quiet after the stone.
- 03Objects
AUREL
2026Speaker, staged
Halo One in a studio viewer: a thin aluminum ring, a floating driver, a ceramic plinth.
- 04Games
Hearthmaze
2026Hedge walk
A maze you can walk. Moss walls, sand paths, lanterns, and a cream garden gate.
- 05Instruments
Prismwell
2026Optical toy
A pocket kaleidoscope in an instrument bezel. One stroke folds into a ring of petals.
- 06Instruments
Epicycles
2026Fourier desk
Circles tracing a heart on dark paper. Fourier, treated as a desk instrument.
- 07Tools
Cadence
2026Phrase tool
A night-desk tool for musical phrase. Cream notation on a warm, quiet field.
- 08Tools
Fair Toss
2026Probability bench
Coins, dice, and a live histogram set beside a fair model. A classroom bench, not a game.
- 09Instruments
Orrery
2026Tabletop sky
Planetary hairlines on a dark sheet. Move a body and the year redraws.
02 — About
A desk, not a feed.
The studies here share a temperament. They prefer a single idea, drawn carefully, to a pile of features. Meridian is a chart table. Prismwell is a lens. Stillwater is one ripple and the time after it.
I work independently. Identity, interaction, and the object itself are the same problem: what should this feel like in the hand, and what should it refuse to be.
The register stays close to paper — ink, stone, a measured accent — whether the thing on screen is a hedge, a speaker, or a coin toss.
03 — Skills
What the desk is actually for.
Form
- Editorial systems
- Instrument interfaces
- Product staging
- Spatial play
Drawing
- Generative line
- Force-directed maps
- Kaleidoscopic symmetry
- Orbital diagrams
Bench
- Probability models
- Musical phrase tools
- Low-poly places
- Studio lighting
04 — Contact
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