Hello, my name is Will. Welcome to my corner of the internet.
My focus for the next decade, as a BioDesign Technologist, is to contribute to work that makes critical elements of natural systems visible. This focus on making the unseen seen looks at how we can change and see ourselves as a part of nature rather than adjacent to it.
One way I'm exploring this vision at scale is by reducing waste and creating demand for biomaterials at Interstitial.
In parallel, to deepen my understanding of climate action and to develop new practices, I tinker with personal projects at TinyFactories, a tribe of people supporting each other to establish their creative footing.
Previously, I served as a design technologist at Intel Labs, IDEO, CoLab, Protocol Labs, Dark Matter Labs, and Xerox PARC, where I specialized in translating emerging technologies into prototypes that simplified complex technologies to focus on their intended functions.
My academic journey began at the California College of the Arts, where I pursued a BFA in Interaction Design. Around this time, I had the chance to participate in John Bielenberg's experimental education program. This program focused on thinking wrong, which largely shaped my thinking about how to apply my capabilities to the world.