about
Studying: attention economy mechanics, archival methods, Three.js shaders
Practicing: tiny circles, one walk before screens, cocoon before exhibit
Resting from: performative urgency, templated takes, surveillance-flavored “systems”
Updated: Jan 2026
Caribbean heritage, underground music culture, and technical documentation shaped my eye. I learned to surface and legitimize what deserves attention — and to teach how digital manipulation works.
Boiler Room energyclub poster gridsblueprint marginsink-bleed texturesfilm graincoral coastlines
- Media integrity over metrics
- Community containers over clout
- Systems as protective body suits
- Slowness that still ships
- Extraction disguised as inspiration
- Manipulative attention hacks
- Surveillance-style “productivity”
- Aesthetic without provenance
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Nia is a creative technologist working at the intersection of visual culture, technology, and storytelling. Formerly across media planning, experiential activations, and creator partnerships, she now builds design-system templates and teaches media integrity.