My spatial design work focuses on how people relate to space and to each other, exploring how design shapes social experiences within everyday environments. I am interested in how materials, light, sound, and form influence human behaviour and how these elements can be reimagined to create spaces that invite reflection and challenge conventional expectations.

In addition to spatial design, I have a strong interest in graphic design, which complements my approach by allowing me to shape perception and construct narratives through visual communication. I see both disciplines as interconnected ways to engage meaningfully with an audience, from concept development to final presentation.

In my spare time, I like watching films, reading, and listening to music. These interests shape how I think about mood, storytelling, and atmosphere in design. I also write and record my own music, which helps me explore ideas about rhythm and structure in a different way. It’s a creative outlet that feeds into how I approach projects more broadly.