Out of Scope.
I’m interested in the space between people and technology. How we understand it. How we build it. And what happens when it meets everyday life.
This is where the work, the writing, and the occasional detour come together.
A little about meWhat I’m up to
People first.
Then the system.
From techno-anthropology to software, the question stays with me: how does this work for the people inside it?
I studied Techno-Anthropology at Aalborg University. Today, my interests sit across research, software development, and the social life of technology.
My professional backgroundEssays & field notes
The
Forest
People, systems, and software.
A few trails worth following.
From the notebook
Follow a thought.
See where it branches.
A little outside the brief
Side quests.
Experiments, unfinished ideas, and things made for the joy of finding out.
All the detoursNeighbourhood Signals
A small experiment in making local knowledge easier to discover without turning neighbours into content.
Take a lookField Recorder
Short audio observations about places, interfaces, rituals, and the things people do around systems.
Take a lookThe Maintenance Index
A playful catalogue of repair, care, workarounds, and other signs that a system is truly alive.
Take a lookRoom for a few things that don’t fit neatly anywhere else.
References & returns
The Library.
A shelf of ideas I keep coming back to. Books, essays, methods, and tools—with a note about why.
Browse the shelfSeeing Like a State
James C. Scott
A durable warning about what gets lost when complex lives are made legible to institutions.
The Mushroom at the End of the World
Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing
A companion for thinking about collaboration, precarity, and life in damaged systems.
The Timeless Way of Building
Christopher Alexander
A generous argument for patterns that grow from living use, not abstract order.
The Garden and the Stream
Mike Caulfield
A useful distinction between knowledge that flows past and knowledge tended over time.
Good things begin with a conversation
What’s on
your mind?
A role, a project, a question worth exploring. Tell me a little about it, and I’ll share the relevant parts of my background.
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