My work begins with experiences: moments of discomfort, rituals, contradictions, stories, and systems that shape everyday life. Through products, narratives, services, and speculative worlds, I use design as a way of understanding and reinterpreting these experiences.

Industrial Design gave me a foundation in materials, form, making, and craft, but over time I found myself becoming less interested in designing products for their own sake and more interested in designing experiences. Sometimes that experience takes the form of an object. Sometimes it becomes an interface, a photograph, an installation, a publication, or a space.

I don't see this as moving away from Industrial Design, but rather expanding upon it. I still begin with observation, inquiry, and making; I simply allow the medium to emerge through the process. The projects in this portfolio are connected not by discipline, but by inquiry.