(feel) STORIES
Stories from the Edges
Not every lesson fits inside a case study.
This is a living archive of moments that didn’t fit neatly anywhere else - protests, projects, failures, collisions, and risks taken before they were safe to name.
Some of these stories sit adjacent to my work. Others sit far outside it. Together, they show how conviction, creativity, and consequence actually play out over time.
This isn’t a résumé expansion. It’s the lived context behind the systems - the scars, pivots, and decisions that shaped them.
You don’t need background to begin. Start anywhere. Follow the thread that matters to you.
These stories stand on their own.
If you stay long enough,
the structure reveals itself.
Instigating Rage @ the RNC
In 2008, amid the political tension of the Republican National Convention, I co-produced Ripple Effect — a festival of music, sustainability, and resistance. When Rage Against the Machine took the stage unannounced, their bullhorn-led protest electrified thousands before riot police pulled the plug. It was a moment where art, defiance, and democracy collided, and the sound of rebellion carried long after the amps went silent.