I am a professor of literature at the University of California. I've always been fascinated by the human condition and the ways in which we interact with each other. My research focuses on the intersection of technology and society, examining how our increasingly digital lives shape our relationships and identities.

Growing up, I was always drawn to art and design. As a child, I spent hours sketching and painting, trying to capture the beauty in everything around me. This passion for aesthetics only deepened as I got older, leading me to pursue a degree in fine arts before eventually transitioning to literature.

Despite my love of academia, I've never lost touch with my artistic side. In fact, I find that teaching and research are both a source of inspiration and a way for me to process the world around me. When I'm not grading papers or giving lectures, you can often find me sketching in my notebook or experimenting with new digital art techniques.

My research focuses on technology's impact on human relationships and identity formation through digital media platforms like social networks, forums, virtual reality experiences and other forms of online engagement.
I am a professor at the University of California
My current research is focused on exploring the ways in which humans interact with each other using digital media platforms. Specifically, I'm looking into how virtual reality experiences are changing our understanding of identity formation and relationships.

As an artist myself, I find that exploring these ideas through visual mediums provides a unique perspective on this topic. Digital art allows me to push the