I’ve always been drawn to the quiet side of things. Clean spaces, furnitures with purpose, soft textures. Minimalism has shaped me this way; I enjoy having just enough, not too much. It keeps me clear and grounded.

Design sits at the center of my life, but not in a rigid way. It flows through the things I enjoy—what I wear, the music I listen to, the art I pause to study. Fashion and music especially feel like mirrors of my identity.

When I’m not sketching or experimenting with ideas, you’ll probably find me with friends, trying a new cafe, talking about music, or laughing over something small. I love those moments as much as I love my solitude. Some days I spend hours exploring—whether it’s a new song, a new design style, or just walking with my camera. Other days I slow down, sit in silence, and let myself breathe.

I’m still curious, still learning. For me, design is not just what I create but how I choose to live—and I want every part of it to be honest.

Right now, I work as a freelancer, collaborating with brands and studios like Studio Null and Belonwus, bringing these ideas to life in real projects.