HI, I'M
Games and AI × Game engines × HCI
Characters, spaces and narratives · Author and player judgment
I explore how AI changes game characters and worlds. I ask how authors and players can understand the changes, shape the work and make their own choices.
Research + selected works · 2022–2026
Digital media art Game engines Interaction research
These four directions examine character action, world creation, interactive narrative and the narrative game system that brings them together. Each note explains the research question, current stage and public material. Methods, evaluations and development material that are not ready remain private.
SHARED INTEREST · PEOPLE IN AI-GENERATED WORLDS
As AI shapes character actions and game worlds, I ask whether people can understand the changes and accept, revise or reject them.
Research prototype Formal evaluation pending
This Unreal Engine restaurant prototype explores how AI character improvisation and author control can coexist.
Read the research noteResearch preview Prototype in active development
AIWG explores how to turn a creative brief into an editable, traversable 3D environment. The approach connects spatial purpose, activity groups and individual assets.
Read the research previewMaster’s thesis Doctor route completes in synthetic runs · No human playtests yet
An interactive narrative in a fictional hospital. A system tries to interpret the player, who can review, correct or reject that interpretation.
Read the research noteGame coordination system In development · Game generation remains a goal
It aims to combine AIWG scene tools with AINPC character tools to create complete games. Readable/Unreadable is its first game project.
Read the research noteThese pages document research in progress; they do not present completed findings. Public material varies by project. Unreleased methods, evaluation material and development files remain private.
These three projects include material on their process and results. Each case study explains my role, methods and contribution, whether I worked independently, with a team or in a workshop.
These earlier games, animations, spatial narratives and product designs trace my move from visual practice into interaction research. They form a creative archive, not a record of research findings.
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