Growing up in a household full of artists, design was never a career choice. It was just the language I grew up speaking.

My biggest sources of inspiration are the things most people walk past without noticing. A well-designed shop front, a perfectly weighted book, the way a city organizes itself. Traveling feeds that curiosity, especially across Asia, where my background gives me a different lens on aesthetics, detail, and how design serves daily life.

That constant movement between cultures and cities shapes how I see the world and how I approach my work: with curiosity, openness, and a genuine appreciation for how different people live and what they need

But what drives me most is people. Not trends, not awards. Conversations. Understanding what someone actually needs, what frustrates them, what would make their day easier or their business stronger. That's where good design starts for me, and where it has to end up too.