I am a designer and architect based in London, creating a solid bond between art, technology and sustainability. My journey sees creativity gravitate to that intriguing intersection of design and geometric mathematics, shaping new objects and environments with ecological balance. The intricate forms of nature captivate me, and this curiosity has inspired me to explore mathematical geometries bringing us closer to nature by representing them meaningfully.

My work revolves around a typology of geometry translated into porous structures, with nature as a reference. These are config-driven frameworks designed to be reused across multiple contexts, allowing for bespoke modifications that minimize constraints and expand the possibilities of ecological design. To me, ecological design is not just a discipline but a philosophy. It embodies the practice of living sustainably, reducing our environmental impact by incorporating nature's methods. In my work, I aim for this harmony by creating designs that tread lightly on our land and give back to the environment.

As I progress in my discipline the same holds true even stronger: To produce designs that are creative and visually engaging together with being eco-friendly as well as adaptable. In doing so, my aim is to provide a future that serves as an ode to the beauty of nature and human ingenuity.