His research explores the intersections of daily life and artistic practices. Informed by developments in theories of affect, post-secular ethics, and post-humanist ontology, Brian's work approaches questions related to the expression, affirmation, augmentation, and intensification of life capacities within a Spinozan-Deleuzian conception of joy. Ultimately, his work attempts to engage micro-interventions within everyday encounters to engender living as an art form.