First chapter
I started in dentistry, learning care up close. People taught me what trust feels like in real life.
I started in dentistry, learning care up close. People taught me what trust feels like in real life.
I liked the care part. I kept getting distracted by the complex bits around it.
I moved to Germany with one suitcase and too many questions. It gave me room to change direction.
Design gave my curiosity somewhere to go. I traded one set of tools for another.
Since then, design has taken me across different domains, teams, and contexts. Every product has its own logic. My work is finding the coherence that makes it usable, useful, and beautiful.
When I’m not designing, I rewatch Al Pacino movies, eat fried chicken, collect half-baked ideas, and screenshots of things that make me jealous.
I started in dentistry, learning care up close. People taught me what trust feels like in real life.
I liked the care part. I kept getting distracted by the complex bits around it.
I moved to Germany with one suitcase and too many questions. It gave me room to change direction.
Design gave my curiosity somewhere to go. I traded one set of tools for another.
Since then, design has taken me across different domains, teams, and contexts. Every product has its own logic. My work is finding the coherence that makes it usable, useful, and beautiful.
When I’m not designing, I rewatch Al Pacino movies, eat fried chicken, collect half-baked ideas, and screenshots of things that make me jealous.
I started in dentistry, learning care up close. People taught me what trust feels like in real life.
I liked the care part. I kept getting distracted by the complex bits around it.
I moved to Germany with one suitcase and too many questions. It gave me room to change direction.
Design gave my curiosity somewhere to go. I traded one set of tools for another.
Since then, design has taken me across different domains, teams, and contexts. Every product has its own logic. My work is finding the coherence that makes it usable, useful, and beautiful.
When I’m not designing, I rewatch Al Pacino movies, eat fried chicken, collect half-baked ideas, and screenshots of things that make me jealous.