I started my academic path in pharmaceutical chemistry, where I developed a strong analytical mindset and learned how to approach complex systems with precision and care.
However, it was never a space where I felt fully expressed.

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Alongside my studies, I was always drawn to making things. I spent time sketching, painting, experimenting visually, and working with my hands. Over time, that pull toward creating became impossible to ignore. Art and design were not just interests. They were the spaces where I felt most present, curious, and engaged. Moving into design was not a sudden shift, but a gradual return to something deeply intuitive.

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In my design work, I’m interested in how ideas take form across different contexts, from interfaces and dashboards to printed matter and branded visuals. I enjoy working within constraints, as well as exploring more open-ended directions, and I’m drawn to projects that require both clarity and sensitivity.

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This portfolio brings together selected projects from my professional and personal practice. It reflects an ongoing exploration across disciplines, formats, and ways of making.