I’ve always been drawn to experiences outside my own perspective.
That led me to Europe, where I lived for nearly a decade and began my design career, working across international markets with cross-cultural teams, developing cultural awareness through hands-on ethnographic work, and learning to bring structure and clarity to ambiguous problems and complex systems.

I also maintain an interactive art practice that explores how we can make everyday invisible forces, such as emotions, time, and attention,
tangible through immersive and generative experiences. My work comes alive with human presence, inviting both personal reflection and shared engagement as a community.