about

I position myself as an explorer between academic research and artistic practice. My work goes beyond designing spaces, I investigate how environments shape human experience, emotion and cultural identity.

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What defines my approach is a research-driven and critical mindset. I explore the intersection of psychology, sociology and cultural studies to question how space reflects and constructs social realities. My work often engages with design as a form of social commentary, using spatial interventions to reveal, challenge and reframe existing norms.​​

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As a spatial designer and researcher, I’m particularly drawn to public spaces where design operates at a societal scale. I aim to produce work that is not only functional or aesthetic but intellectually grounded, culturally sensitive and conceptually provocative.​ Essentially, I see myself as an explorer and use design as a tool to question, research and reimagine how we live in space.