I focus on computer graphics, with a special interest on image synthesis, geometry processing and real-time rendering. I enjoy low-level work (C++/GL/GLSL, WebGPU/WGSL and also Rust/WGSL) and turning complex techniques into clean, visually compelling results.
A few projects I’m proud of. More details on the work page.
Real-time path tracer built from scratch in WebGPU, implementing ReSTIR for efficient many-light sampling with spatiotemporal reuse.
An interactive implementation of Crane et al.'s heat method for computing geodesic distance fields on triangle meshes.
Wave Function Collapse solver made with WebGPU, featuring multiple control parameters to experiment with the capabilities of the algorithm.
I’m a Computer Science & Engineering student focused on computer graphics (some topics below!). I’m also interested in computer vision and sometimes use it alongside my graphics work.
Day to day, I use mainly TS/WGSL and C++/OpenGL/GLSL to make projects and prototypes. I prefer simple and usable tools which still offer me a lot of control. I really like supporting open-source projects, so I prioritize these as well.
Some interests: image synthesis (rendering), geometry processing & modeling, real-time rendering, simulation, procedural generation.
Just finished an internship at Adobe Research (Paris) and my Master's degree; currently looking for PhD opportunities!