Part of the production team that implemented the digital platform ideas pitched to clients.

"A pop-up coding school" is what we called it, speaking of how easy it was to hold a class and have quality discussions on problem solving with technology. This project was originally inspired by Hadi Partovi's Hour of Code.

Good Code was a collaboration between myself as a designer, and software engineer Carl Flor (carlflor.com) with the intention to make coding education more accessible. We constantly asked ourselves: "How can the knowledge of coding shape the way we look at problems, and in turn, the world we live in?" The process of finding answers to that existential question through the classes we've held has led us to friendships and experiences we'd never thought we'd have, if not for this initiative.

In 2017, Good Code was:

• a finalist for Globe Telecom's Future Makers program
• Makerspace Manila's knowledge partner
• a volunteer partner in Mano Amiga's Teachers' Day Off

A small online bookshop. Collected pre-loved books and sold them with the intent to raise funds for communities affected by Typhoon Yolanda. Funds were turned over to Palo Basa Ta, an organization that focused on literacy relief of communities in Palo, Leyte.

Exhibited work: "Cancellation"; 2-channel video, mixed media installation.

As part of the Tutok: 2Talk Creative Convergence international live art festival, curated by J Pacena II.

Exhibited work: "Black", 60s, single-channel installation.

Group exhibition, curated by Visual Pond.

Assisted in bi-annual harvest and planting activities in coffee farms at Calikting, Atok, Benguet.

Part of a team of eight that staged the yearly Startup Weekend Manila event for 2015. Designed branding collaterals and managed social media channels, assisted in shaping the program and coordinating with volunteers and mentors.