Design is not just what I do—it’s how I experience the world. I’ve always been fascinated by why things look and function the way they do.

 

From a young age, I found myself reinterpreting the world around me, experimenting with form, color, and function to make sense of it in my own way. This curiosity has led me to explore design across multiple disciplines, from fashion and styling to digital experiences and product design.

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For me, design is both an art and a problem-solving tool. It’s a way to connect ideas, emotions, and functionality into something tangible. I believe creativity is when we, as humans, are at our peak—pushing boundaries, shaping ideas, and transforming the ordinary into something extraordinary. Whether I’m painting, writing, sewing, or reworking old fabrics, I see creativity as a limitless space where ideas take shape. My work is inspired by textures, abstract forms, and the interplay between structure and expression—sometimes minimalist, sometimes bold and experimental.

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Now, I’m taking my passion further by pursuing a Master’s in Industrial Design at Carleton University. I want to deepen my understanding of how design shapes our interactions with products and spaces, blending aesthetics with innovation to create meaningful, user-centered solutions.