I come from a design background with an environmental focus, with education in architecture, ecology, and social innovation. My practice moves between transdisciplinary projects, landscapes, systems, models, and architecture, all grounded in ecology, culture, and local context.

In a world where design is often confined to isolated disciplines or aesthetic outcomes, I work across scales and fields to address the cultural and ecological conditions behind what we build. Rather than separating strategy from implementation, or systems thinking from physical space, I develop projects that connect social structures, environmental realities, and everyday life.

I explore how culture and environment shape one another, how everyday choices influence ecological balance, and how design can redirect that relationship toward greater awareness and responsibility. I believe in solutions that are humble, holistic, and just, grounded in context and mindful of long term impact.

Outside of my practice, I believe in learning through movement and immersion, engaging directly with the natural world through both physical challenge and sensory awareness. I spend my time seeking out environments through climbing, riding, diving, skydiving, and travel, often alongside studying local ecologies and cultures. Drawn to both extreme conditions and quieter landscapes, these experiences continue to shape how I understand movement, scale, and our relationship to the natural world.