I’m a product and digital designer exploring how the things around us shape perception, learning, and the ways we relate. I’m currently working on new objects, speculative interfaces, and a skincare brand devoted to simplifying the act of care.

Highlights

Texture iteration for Formula A02.

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Digitally enhanced confocal microscopy image of liposome complex after penetration in a skin sample.

Water tap

Writing

Lost trails: Why browser history fails the way we think

Browser histories today are technical ledgers of clicks. Imagine instead a generous interface, one that values memory as meaningful rediscovery, not mechanical recall.

Beyond tracking: Mediums for dialogue

Health apps promise empowerment but often reduce wellbeing to numbers. True progress emerges when interfaces embrace health as a lived experience—not data to track, but stories to understand.

Designing for expansive writing

Writing isn’t linear; thinking even less so. When interfaces adapt to the subtle rhythms of thought, creativity flourishes—not constrained by linear logic, but guided by intuitive flow.

Projects

Projects spanning product design, interface research, and speculative experiments, exploring how design shapes, supports, or questions our experiences across physical and digital contexts.

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Developing a skincare line meant rethinking the act of care as a precise, layered process. It is not just about the ingredients, but especially about assembling synergies with purpose, developing delivery systems that make them matter. When each element is attuned to the skin and built for optimal bioavailability, the formulation moves beyond a composition to open entirely new possibilities.

PROJECT A01

Bioadaptive skincare formulations. designed to support the skin's natural ability to protect, repair, and adapt.

Touched Enhanced Text Editing

Two-finger demonstration showing tap & hold with thumb activating command mode

Touching Gestures

Bite Your Gin

Food & Drink, Experience

Writing isn’t a linear process; How might interfaces adapt to the subtle rhythms of thought?

Bite Your Gin

Writing

Lost trails: Why browser history fails the way we think

Browser histories today are technical ledgers of clicks. Imagine instead a generous interface, one that values memory as meaningful rediscovery, not mechanical recall.

Beyond tracking: Mediums for dialogue

Health apps promise empowerment but often reduce wellbeing to numbers. True progress emerges when interfaces embrace health as a lived experience—not data to track, but stories to understand.

Designing for expansive writing

Writing isn’t linear; thinking even less so. When interfaces adapt to the subtle rhythms of thought, creativity flourishes—not constrained by linear logic, but guided by intuitive flow.

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