For eight of those years, I co-founded and ran a design studio with a partner, working hands-on across print, web, posters, and brand identity projects. This experience shaped how I approach design—not just as something that looks good, but as something that fits its context, its people, and its long-term purpose.

Over time, I’ve learned that my greatest strength isn’t only craft, but observation and understanding. I tend to slow down, ask questions, and look beneath the surface—paying attention to what feels unresolved, unspoken, or quietly important. Design, for me, is about responding to people, not just delivering outputs.

Outside of work, I’m deeply attentive to everyday details—light, space, atmosphere, and subtle emotional shifts. This sensitivity informs how I design and helps me notice the small moments that shape meaningful experiences.