is a creative technologist,
music producer, and
simple human.
I work in the media industry, exploring the intersections of image, sound, and technology. Music—especially electronic sound—is more than expression; it’s how I think about the world. Rhythm reveals hidden order, and even noise becomes part of meaning.
In both my work and personal practice, I treat technology as an instrument. Interfaces, algorithms, and waves are the tools I use to shape space and narrative. Between the spectrum of sound and the pixels of the screen, I’m always searching for a balance between emotion and structure, where experience feels both rational and sensory.
I see design as storytelling and technology as an extension of human imagination. In an age where information and perception are constantly rearranged, I try to give systems a sense of warmth—letting sound and interface breathe in resonance.
If you’d like to collaborate, write to me at andichenin@gmail.com.
Current spotlight:
a long-form podcast exploring electronic sound and diaspora narratives from Auckland
a real-time financial data pipeline for TVNZ's Breakfast morning show
a Power BI dashboard for analyzing and visualizing DTT outage reports
print and web artifacts that help communities share tacit knowledge
