My story
I've always been passionate about design and visuals, and I feel incredibly lucky to be able to work as a graphic designer for a living.
As a child, I was always drawn to creating—whether through drawing, building with Legos, or simply crafting something new. The tools I loved most were the basics: blank canvases, pencils, markers, and paint. I grew up hearing that imagination was more valuable than intelligence, which struck me as unusual but resonated deeply with me. This mindset pushed me to let my creativity guide me and gave me a strong foundation in visual exploration from a young age.
In my teenage years, skateboarding became a huge part of my life, introducing me to a whole new world of art and expression. Skate culture inspired me; I fell in love with the art behind skateboard designs and the unique stories each brand told through its visuals. Through skateboarding, I discovered not only art but also videography and music. This path naturally led me into the world of parties and electronic music, which soon became another major influence on my creative journey. The design aspects of this scene fascinated me—poster art, logos, merch, CD jackets, and real-time visual performances at events. The energy and vibrancy of these designs had a lasting impact on my own style and artistic interests.
With this inspiration, I decided to pursue a formal education in graphic design and visual communication. School allowed me to refine my craft and broaden my understanding of visual language, while the music and art scenes helped me develop my personal taste. As I continued to explore design, I started creating my own work—designing, experimenting with interactive visuals, and learning how to turn my passion into something tangible. Now, design is not only my profession but also a way for me to connect with the world and bring ideas to life.
