I’m a designer who loves exploring the experimental side of visual communication, always searching for new ways to break, stretch, and rethink the boundaries of what design can be. My practice is shaped by curiosity—both visually and technically. I’m drawn to unusual aesthetics, generative ideas, and graphic systems that challenge conventional expectations. Whether it’s through layouts that subvert traditional hierarchy, typography that behaves more like a living organism, or mixing analog and digital processes, I enjoy pushing my work into territories that feel a little unfamiliar and a little unpredictable. Activistic graphic design is also an important part of my interests. I see design not only as a craft, but as a tool for dialogue and reflection. I’m fascinated by how visual language can amplify underrepresented voices, provoke thought, or make people aware of the structures that surround them. I like to observe the world with a critical eye and let those impressions influence the way I create—subtly or boldly, depending on the project. On the technical side, I’m increasingly curious about open-source alternatives and new creative workflows. I don’t use them heavily yet, but I’m motivated to learn more about how open systems, community-built tools, and unconventional software can expand the way I design. The idea that creative tools can be transparent, adaptable, and shared freely is something that inspires me and fits well with my experimental approach.