Her research explores the blurred boundaries between the analog and the digital, particularly through participatory and co‑design methods to imagine and prototype alternative narratives and practices that foster eco‑social transformation. Her research outcomes aim to catalyze dialogues and spark new visions of socio-technological entanglements, working toward more sustainable and desirable future(s). Her teaching spans MA and PhD programs, where she focuses on research through design, eco-social design, and embodied design methods.