[About Me]
For me, design is a rigorous system for meaning-making and a catalyst for cultural shift. My education started with a associate degree in Computer-Aided Design and Animation, which taught me to approach problems creatively and understand how things move. I continued to develop this user-focused approach during my bachelor’s degree in Visual Communication Design.
My work focuses on thought-provoking and ethical design. I'm drawn to the contrast between the physical and digital worlds, and I often explore topics like anti-war stories and the mental health of modern workers.
I use a systematic and creative way to design, always looking to connect different types of communication with new technologies. Recently, my focus has shifted heavily towards physical computing, hardware prototyping, and interactive installations bridging the gap between tangible, physical spaces and digital experiences.
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