My foundation comes from studying visual communication design at the National Institute of Design, where I learned to think deeply about behaviour, structure, and meaning. A semester at ENSAD Paris expanded that lens into culture, narrative, and sensory detail, shaping how I read the world and how I build for it. Most of what I create aims to bring clarity, calm, and intention to experiences that quietly overwhelm people.

I like building things that feel quietly intelligent, honest, and purposeful.

I’ve since worked across systems-heavy products, research-driven problem spaces, and behaviour-focused workflows, always with the intent to make things feel lighter, more intuitive, and deeply considered.