about

Since childhood I was drawn to computers. Every weekend morning, I played games on the family computer. I took cognizance of the world through those games; MS Paint in particular had shaped my views. I learned algorithms for creating shapes in a voxel space, how to represent characters in 8-bit art, interpolating along curves to build vector art and so forth.

Fast forwarding through years of web development and basic game programming (displaying my own vector and pixel art, too), my passions evolved into differential geometry, modeling n-D projections, and parallel computing.

While I currently have diverted my attention to computational graphics and differential geometry, I have experience and domain-knowledge in machine learning algorithms and mobile development, as well. This website acts as a portfolio of my diverse work over the last twelve years spent learning and tinkering.