About me
Some things are built to be looked at — I wanted to build things people could actually use.
I grew up with a love for visual art that never really left me. It's what led me into architecture school, where I earned my master's degree thinking in space, structure, and form. Somewhere along the way, that same instinct pulled me toward the screen — and I found myself falling for digital: the logic behind a website's structure, and the craft of making it beautiful.
My drawings
My dog, Killian
"Design depends largely on constraints." — Charles Eames
It reminded me that the best design work isn't the absence of limits — it's what you build inside them. The constraint isn't the obstacle; it's the brief.
Me in three words: Curious, structural, empathetic.
Today, I bring that belief into every project, blending systems thinking with empathy to design products that feel simple even when what's underneath is anything but.
My background in architecture — studying space, structure, and form — shaped how I learned to see design long before I touched a screen.
Observing how structure and human behavior shape a space influenced my visual thinking long before I worked on digital products.