Nov. 6, 2026
about
hi! i’m aubrey, a full-time programmer, part-time artist and athlete living in nyc. i’m currently working on video and typography technologies at adobe. [...]
flags:
-g, --github the personal project account that's super active when i was in school and want to revive again
-l, --linkedin where very professional posts or career updates happen
-i, --instagram one of those accounts i sometimes post my art/photography
-s, --substack i write stuff, sometimes; visible in writings too :D
-g, --github the personal project account that's super active when i was in school and want to revive again
-l, --linkedin where very professional posts or career updates happen
-i, --instagram one of those accounts i sometimes post my art/photography
-s, --substack i write stuff, sometimes; visible in writings too :D
misc corner
projects
Oct. 11, 2026
Utsuroi, a journal for letting go
[interactive] A journal where most of what you write isn’t kept. You give it to a place: the tide washes it from the sand, the wind carries it off, a candle burns the letter. What you want to keep, you carve into a stone and set on a cairn.
Oct. 4, 2026
A cozy room on a tiny planet
[interactive] A little isometric room on a Little Prince sized planet, built with three.js. The sky follows your local clock, so come back at night for the stars and fireflies.
writings
Oct. 31, 2026
You can see everything?
[7 min read] Nathan Fielder’s You Can See Everything left me with a lingering cognitive dissonance about Elizabeth Holmes, and a reminder that we all bend the truth into the story we want to live in.May. 6, 2025
Trap behind flat whites
[2 min read] Latronico’s Perfection reveals how modern freedom, wrapped in oat milk foam and filtered aesthetics, might be another comfortable trap.
Jan. 9, 2025
A brutal truth about energy management
[4 min read] For the longest time, I’ve been told that mastering time-management would ensure my well-being and give me a path to success. But my life in NYC has taught me quite a different story.
photos
