Ahto is a meditative experience, exploring the middle-ground between organic and digital in visuals and sounds.

Laila is an immersive audiovisual artwork, which is part of Malva Museum’s (Lahti, Finland) permanent collection. The work reflects on meditative spaces, suggesting a breathing motion through interaction. The work was commissioned by Malva from Ekho Collective, and is permanently on display in Malva’s entrance hall.

This artwork enabled community members to have a conversation with a robot. The robot was teleoperated by fellow community members. The artwork explored the following questions: Have you ever wondered what the world looks like through the eyes of a robot? If you were a robot, what would you say to a human? As a human, what would you say to a robot in an intimate conversation?

This project explored how an open source robot could guide poker games at the start-up conference Slush.

A personal analog comic strip project that documented my exchange studies in Singapore during the Spring semester of 2016.

I led a team of 11 journalists and two other designers, as the Editor-in-Chief of Synapsi magazine. Synapsi is the magazine of Inkubio ry, the student association for Bioinformation Technology students at Aalto University. I created the layout and graphic design of four print magazines and one online magazine.

I aimed to document my development and design process of the digital magazine Synapsi 3/2015 through a series of self portraits.‍

Three designs for fabric badges for the Teekkari section in Aalto University: Gravitaatio, Wappu, Lakinlaskijaiset. This was a great honour in my student community.

I drew this comic book for Planmeca, to disseminate information about lean philosophy in a humoristic way. The comic was based on discussions and research with the factory employees of Planmeca.

This demo concerning Aliens and First Contact was made with Processing.

I acted in a short film when I was thirteen. Here’s a couple details – I still think that’s extremely cool.