I grew up playing piano, flute, and singing, winning at provincial and national levels since the age of 12. Music taught me professionalism, artistry, and that not being good at something is just part of learning.

I transitioned into film, where craft met storytelling, and each scene I studied expanded my sense of empathy.

That mindset now shapes my design practice: human-first, constantly iterative, and of course, visually purposeful.

In my freetime, you can probably find me trying to figure out how to make my house look like an art museum while on a broke student budget.