I didn’t enter design through a degree. I entered it through curiosity - the kind that makes you open a new tool just to see what’s possible. I started as a self-taught, multidisciplinary designer who loved experimenting and creating things for no reason other than enjoyment.

My journey began in high school in 2019, when I picked up Blender and fell in love with 3D. When COVID hit and NFTs exploded, I dove into that world too - creating digital art and even listing my first NFT on Foundation. It wasn’t about hype; it was about learning new mediums and understanding how creativity and technology intersect.

When college began, I joined communities; inside and outside campus - attended events, collaborated with people, and kept experimenting. I started by creating visuals for global tech communities, playing with storytelling, color, and motion. Over time, that curiosity pulled me deeper into how people think, behave, and make decisions.

That’s what nudged me toward UX, product thinking, and systems design.

Over the years, I’ve explored a wide mix of disciplines: 3D art, visual and graphic design, illustration, video editing, motion design, UI/UX, hackathons, early-stage problem spaces, and finally, product design..

Each chapter taught me to approach design with clarity, empathy, and a respect for constraints - the things that actually shape real products.

Today, I enjoy working where ambiguity meets structure. I’m happiest when shaping 0→1 experiences, simplifying messy workflows, and designing products that feel intuitive and human; not just beautiful on a screen.