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I build things that render in real time: shaders, simulations and small engines that run in a browser tab, on an installation PC or inside a native app. Most projects start as a single fragment shader and grow only as far as the idea needs.

I prefer procedural over authored, analytic over sampled, and one well-tuned pass over five generic ones. Constraints — a phone GPU, a two-tone dither, a frame budget — are where the interesting decisions happen.

• Languages — Rust, WGSL, GLSL, TypeScript, a little C++.
• Graphics — wgpu, WebGPU, WebGL2, raymarching, compute simulation, post-processing.
• Web — Astro, vanilla CSS, WASM toolchains, performance budgets.
• Native — winit, hot-reloading shader pipelines, offscreen rendering for stills and posters.

Ideas in a renderable format. If something can be shown running, it should be — a live frame explains more than a paragraph.

Most of this work is open source. Read the shaders, fork the scenes, break them. Focus, render, simulate, explore, repeat.