I build technology for cultural memory. That means turning oral histories into something you can actually use, not just archive and forget.

Living Archive is a platform that lets communities store, search, and interact with their own stories using natural language. Think of it like talking to your history instead of scrolling through endless metadata. No librarian required, no complicated search terms, just ask questions in plain English and get answers.

I'm also building Threads of Memory, a physical installation where you touch fabric and hear stories. It's a 2x2m projection-mapped quilt with conductive thread embedded in it. Touch the fabric, hear the voice.

Based in N15 behind Bernie Grant Arts Centre. Caribbean heritage, Jamaican parents from St. Elizabeth and Rocky Point. I make things that help people not lose their stories.

Rainforest Studio is the name. Building infrastructure for memory is the game.