About
I’m a designer and photographer who believes creativity starts with play—and grows through connection.
I nurtured my love for design at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, a city renowned for its gritty resilience and vibrant art culture. After graduating with honors from the Industrial Design Department with a Bachelor of Science, I made Philadelphia my home—surrounded by a community of makers who embody the city's grit and creativity, where art isn't just created but lived.
For six years, I've been turning ideas into meaningful designs that bring people together.
When I'm not designing, you'll find me exploring analog photography techniques like solarization and masking in the darkroom.
Ethos
Having majored in industrial design, starting my career in environmental graphics and wayfinding, and continuing exploration in analog photography, I've grown into someone who sees past the most obvious solution.
As a designer, I strive to balance Dieter Rams' philosophy of 'less but better' with the opposing notion that 'more is more,' navigating the tension between simplicity and abundance in my work.