His work includes both digital and print-based poetry, with a significant focus on the role of visual elements in literary art. His digital work has been presented in numerous forums including the 2012 Interrupt II Conference, the 2012 NEASA Digital Revolutions Conference, and the 2014 Electronic Literature Organization Conference. His print work appeared most recently in Synecdoche Magazine. He earned a master's degree in physics in 2014 and is currently pursuing an MFA in poetry at Brown University.