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Earth L1130

Earth L1130

After a series of coastal disasters erased entire neighborhoods, governments began reconstructing cities from fragments: damaged buildings, personal belongings, recordings, and physical traces. I became interested in the people whose stories had been lost inside those fragments.


What started as helping reconstruct individual incidents eventually became a career in forensic research, where my job was to work backwards from what remained and determine what most likely happened.

After a series of coastal disasters erased entire neighborhoods, governments began reconstructing cities from fragments: damaged buildings, personal belongings, recordings, and physical traces. I became interested in the people whose stories had been lost inside those fragments.


What started as helping reconstruct individual incidents eventually became a career in forensic research, where my job was to work backwards from what remained and determine what most likely happened.

In this reality, I somehow managed to be a

In this reality, I somehow managed to be a

Forensic Researcher.

Forensic Researcher.

I become fascinated by the gap between what happened and what we believe happened. A trace, a mark, a fragment, each one carries information, but none tells the whole story. I want to piece those fragments together without allowing my assumptions to fill in the blanks.

I become fascinated by the gap between what happened and what we believe happened. A trace, a mark, a fragment, each one carries information, but none tells the whole story. I want to piece those fragments together without allowing my assumptions to fill in the blanks.

Evidence Analysis & Reconstruction

Practice

Independent forensic research

Core discipline

Evidence reconstruction

Typical output

Findings ยท reconstruction models ยท evidence maps

Year of Establishment
2,270

8 years of reconstruction work have taught me to resist premature closure. I document the chain of evidence, compare alternative explanations, and make uncertainty visible rather than hiding it behind a confident conclusion.

8 years of reconstruction work have taught me to resist premature closure. I document the chain of evidence, compare alternative explanations, and make uncertainty visible rather than hiding it behind a confident conclusion.

Evidence reconstruction

Uncertainty logging

Trace analysis

Sequence mapping

Comparative analysis

Professional Principles

Professional Principles

01

Separate fact from story

Documenting what the evidence actually shows before allowing an interpretation to explain it.

01

Separate fact from story

Documenting what the evidence actually shows before allowing an interpretation to explain it.

02

Keep alternatives alive

Maintaining competing explanations until the evidence gives me a reason to eliminate them.

02

Keep alternatives alive

Maintaining competing explanations until the evidence gives me a reason to eliminate them.

03

Make uncertainty visible

A strong conclusion is not one that sounds certain; it is one that clearly shows where the evidence becomes less certain.

The goal is not to make the evidence tell a satisfying story. It is to find the story the evidence can support.

The goal is not to make the evidence tell a satisfying story. It is to find the story the evidence can support.

The goal is not to make the evidence tell a satisfying story. It is to find the story the evidence can support.

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Case Studies

The Broken Sequence

A reconstruction of an event from physical position, damage patterns, environmental traces, and competing timelines.

Trace Atlas

A structured evidence map connecting physical traces to possible actions without assuming a single explanation too early.

The Uncomfortable Hypothesis

A case where the strongest explanation contradicted the initial narrative and required the entire reconstruction to be revised.

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