Neon Strike is a fast-paced, browser-based two-player arena game created by me that puts my interests in physics, mathematics, and music into a tangible video game. Players control opposing neon characters and use momentum, collisions, dashes, blocks, and strategic positioning to knock each other out of the arena, with the first player to score 21 points winning the match. Casual and competitive modes introduce 13 distinctive power-ups and abilities that alter speed, mass, mo

https://chordvis.vercel.app/ ChordVis is an interactive website I vibe-coded with the help of AI to bring together my interests in music, math, and technology. I wanted a clearer way to understand why certain notes sound harmonious together, since those relationships can be difficult to see from traditional music theory alone. The site lets users enter and play musical notes, compare their sound waves, and explore the numerical ratios behind different harmonies. Building it

As a member of my varsity marching band’s front ensemble, I performed in Shadows in Silhouettes of Solitude, earning a Superior Rating and contributing to our Area Championship success in Texas marching band competitions. Through demanding rehearsals and performances, I developed musical precision, discipline, and teamwork, learning how individual contributions combine to create a powerful collective performance. This experience strengthened my commitment to excellence and my

I walked into my Varsity Drumline audition with sticks, nerves, and something nobody else had: an original piece I wrote myself. The piece is called “Containment,” and even though it is a drumline audition piece, it became way more personal than I expected. I did not just want to write something that sounded cool. I wanted to write something that felt honest. It pushed me to think like a composer, a performer, and a person trying to explain something hard without using words

I created Pidgin, a four-person percussion ensemble, as the opening number for my high school band’s spring concert. I wanted the piece to represent the connections that music creates across different cultures and parts of the world, so I drew inspiration from Latin American music, Egyptian rhythms, American jazz, and African beats. I combined these influences into one piece, using different percussion instruments and rhythmic ideas to create a musical conversation between th