ABOUT

I design spaces that work for the people inside them, for the ideas they carry, for the bodies that move through them.

My practice connects exhibition design, interior and brand space design, and public space design deliberately. Dramaturgical thinking from exhibition work makes interiors more experientially layered; material and functional rigor from interior design keeps spatial narratives honest; fieldwork in public space keeps the question of who a space is truly built for permanently on the table.

Concept and content always develop together, never in sequence. And the sensory register is composed as carefully as the spatial one: balance, not accumulation, is what makes a space work for the full range of people inside it.

I work collaboratively with clients, curators, communities, and contractors across all phases.