I was exposed to financial markets, computers, and digital tools relatively early. Those early interests made me pay attention to how information moves, how tools change behavior, and how markets respond to new technologies.
During my undergraduate stage, I studied in a media and communication context. That experience made me look beyond content itself and pay more attention to production workflows, technical systems, visual presentation, and how information reaches an audience.
My current work brings these interests together through research, analysis, data visualization, and visual communication. Critical Mass is the main outlet for this work at the moment. I use it to organize my observations on AI infrastructure, semiconductors, and technology markets, and to turn scattered information into more readable analytical content.
Over time, I hope this work can reach a broader audience and become more useful to people trying to understand technology, markets, and the systems behind them. For now, it is still a personal research and expression space, but I want it to move toward clearer, more accessible explanations.
This website is a compact index of selected projects that represent my current direction. It connects my work in research, analysis, visual communication, and media-related systems. The approach doesn't change across systems — only the scale of the questions does.