I’m a University of Toronto graduate with a background in QA and a lifelong curiosity shaped by my studies in philosophy. Outside of design, I spend time reading, writing, and curating a personal library that fuels my blog and broader creative pursuits. Currently I am reading Goethe's 'Faust' - a tale of ambition and search for meaning.

Design became a natural extension of my curiosity—blending structure and imagination to build meaningful, memorable experiences. My goal isn’t just to solve problems, but to create intuitive connections between people and products. When I'm not doing usability tests and building prototypes I explore designs ability to direct a scene like its from a movie, where theres rhythm, mood, and tension. I like to bring clarity to big ideas and turn them into experiences for people. To me, this is the intersection of UX thinking and visual storytelling - cinematic, tactile, and intentional. My tastes are influenced by noir films, art history, summer nights, and fashion editorials, Usability is my foundation - presence is what makes it memorable.

On the side, I also lead creative direction for a client project involving graphic, motion, and web design. I’m developing a distinct visual language that bridges mood and clarity. If you’re curious, you can find some of that personal work on Instagram and on the homepage.