I’ve always found joy in creating.
Not just to make something, but because it gives me a sense of purpose.
I care about what I put into the world.
I believe creativity should add something good.

That belief has shaped everything I do.

I’ve spent my life chasing the weight
behind what we make.
Not just what looks good or sells well,
but what feels true.
What lingers. What shifts something,
even if only slightly.

Raised between invisibility and imagination,
I learned early that noticing is a kind of survival.
That creativity isn’t decoration. It’s how we anchor ourselves to meaning.
How we make sense of chaos. How we stay human in a world rushing toward numbness.

I don’t believe in creating for attention.
I believe in creating with intention.

If you see the poetry in product, the human in the data, and the power in the quiet work no one claps for, we’re probably already aligned.

Let’s make something that matters.