I am a multidisciplinary artist and designer with a passion for diversity and accessibility within digital fabrication, urban planning, graphic design, architecture, and sculpture.
The intersectional nature of design fascinates me and is a focal source of inspiration in my design practice. Together, science, geography, materiality, psychology, and technology frequently meet storytelling and graphics within my work. I love to explore the playful, the technical, and their intersections.
Process and exploration are another facet of my designs. I love iterating a concept, researching, applying the research, and doing a deep dive into testing to create a solution for each design problem.
With a passion through storytelling through imagery, my work has a playful yet detail-oriented ambiance. I use a wide range of software to communicate and tell unique stories for each individual design project.
For two years, I studied in the Bachelor of Architecture co-op program at the University of Waterloo before transferring to the Multidisciplinary Fine Arts program at the University of Lethbridge to pursue my diverse interests in digital design.
Beyond design, I can often be found outside, skiing, swimming, running, or lying on the ground watching stories written in the clouds drift by. Inside, I can be found curled up with a blanket looking at photos of anteaters and drinking a cup of tea.