About

I am a designer and artist who works at the intersection of systems, stories, and human experience.

For more than twenty years, my professional practice has focused on building clear, cohesive design systems — frameworks that help people orient themselves, understand complex information, and feel supported as they move through digital and physical environments. My work spans brand strategy, product design, and experience design across web and mobile platforms, always grounded in consistency, care, and long-term sustainability.

My career bridges analogue and digital worlds. I studied Fine Arts and New Media as the internet was emerging, and I have remained deeply curious about how technology shapes communication, memory, and behaviour. That curiosity continues to guide my work today — whether I’m developing scalable design systems for large organizations or refining the smallest experiential details that shape how something is felt and remembered.

Alongside my design practice, I maintain a parallel studio-based art practice rooted in collecting, preservation, and reinterpretation. I work with antique documents and found objects — items that were once important enough to be kept, later discarded, and now rediscovered. These artifacts become starting points for fictional narratives, constructed histories, and visual stories that explore memory, loss, and continuity.

My process often moves between digital and analogue methods. I use digital tools to manipulate and compose imagery, then translate that work into physical forms using acrylic paint, gel transfers, carving, and assemblage. Wood and other aged materials frequently appear in my work, chosen for their imperfections and the quiet evidence of time they carry.

Rather than reconstructing the past as it was, I’m interested in how it can be re-held — how objects, images, and environments can help us feel accompanied by history instead of distanced from it. Across both my design and art practices, I return to the same question: How do we create spaces and systems that help people feel oriented, connected, and cared for?