Professional travel planner. Execution rate: roughly 1 in 10.
Maker of what is very likely the best Carbonara on my street. Uncontested.
Games taught me storytelling before I knew that's what I was learning.
Commonly spotted behind a camera, quietly documenting things nobody asked me to.
If I'm not home, there's a good chance I'm at a festival somewhere.
I've been a musician for more than half my life. It started as a habit and never stopped.
Active part of the local music and audiovisual community, for better or worse.
Always chasing ways to collapse the line between audio and image into something new.
Always looking for another angle in the ordinary, one frame at a time.
Composing, writing, and spending an unreasonable amount of time thinking about time.
Architecture fan. The kind who walks slowly past buildings other people rush by.
Genuinely obsessed with medieval culture, history, and the aesthetics of that whole era.
I'm a designer.
Design is where I spend most of my hours, and most of my curiosity. I care about systems over screens: the logic, tokens, and patterns that make a product feel coherent at scale. I'm equally comfortable leading discovery, drawing the details, and writing the front-end code that brings a component to life.
I'm a musician.
Music has been part of my life for as long as design has. There's something about practicing an instrument, the patience, the repetition, the small adjustments, that maps directly onto how I approach design problems: iterate quietly until it feels right.
I'm a storyteller.
Whether it's a product, a song, a photograph, or a conversation, I'm always looking for the story underneath. Storytelling isn't a skill I use at work. It's how I move through the world and how I connect with the people in it.