My creative journey started in web design, where I became fascinated by how layout, colour, and interaction could shape the way people experience the digital world. That curiosity soon grew beyond the screen and led me into art direction, where I learned to look at the bigger picture — bringing together ideas, visuals, brand identity, and business goals to create work that connects with people. Over the years, I’ve learned that good design is not just about making something look good. It’s about understanding people, finding the real problem, and turning complex ideas into experiences that feel simple, intuitive, and meaningful. That thinking is what led me to UX and product design, where I now bring together my creative background, strategic thinking, and curiosity about human behaviour to solve problems through design.

My inspiration also comes from outside design. I find my expression through painting, especially capturing the emotion, movement, and energy of the human figure. Nature gives me a sense of calm, wonder, and connection, while meeting people and discovering different cultures constantly challenge and expand the way I see the world. The gym brings another kind of inspiration — strength, discipline, focus, and the drive to keep pushing forward. I bring that same mindset into my work: stay curious, keep experimenting, question the obvious, and always look for a better way to turn thinking into something people can feel.