Crafting design by day, making art by night, and finding inspiration in between—a perfect summary of my life.

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Growing up, I was always drawn to creative expression. From dance and theatre to sports and crafts, I loved bringing ideas to life and getting my hands dirty. I’ve also been fascinated by seeing the world through different lenses, which is why I thrive in diverse environments and enjoy collaborating with people from all walks of life. So, it’s no surprise I pursued communications and design in my studies.

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When it came to finding my first job, I told myself I would never work in a dull office filled with suits and ties. Ironically, my first job was exactly that—except it wasn’t dull at all. I spent my days crafting social media campaigns, brainstorming content ideas, and coordinating visits from Australian artists to Mexico. Then one day, I found myself running behind the scenes to source a thousand plastic balls for a circus performance. That’s when I knew my heart was in the arts—supporting artists, making things happen, and bringing creative visions to life. My favourite part has always been witnessing people’s reactions—when people interact with art, they connect with others through a universal language.

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Design follows a similar process. It starts with a need—logo, website, flyer—and develops into something tangible. Once it’s out in the world, it immediately becomes an experience, engaging people in different ways and speaking a visual language that transcends barriers.

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If you ask me to choose between art and design, I’d say I love them equally. That’s why I often seek opportunities where these two worlds come together.

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As you explore my portfolio, you’ll see that I’ve worked across various mediums—from branding and digital design to illustration and 3D modelling. I enjoy creative challenges, where I produce experiences through visually compelling design and ensure they are inclusive and accessible to others. I also take pride in my technical skills—Adobe Creative Suite, Figma, SketchUp, Final Cut Pro—and I’m always eager to try new ones.

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If you have a project in mind, want to collaborate, or just feel like chatting about art, design, and creativity in general, let’s connect. I’d love to hear from you!