From a creative childhood where I transformed my walls into personal canvases, my passion for making and visual storytelling naturally evolved into an academic journey in Architecture. I saw it as a path to nurture my imagination and build meaningful spaces.

…but it wasn’t until I encountered challenges with CAD softwares—coupled with the disruptions of COVID-19—that I began to feel the technical side of architecture was limiting my creativity. It was during these uncertain times that I took an elective in UX/UI, and something clicked. I became fascinated by the science and psychology behind how people interact with spaces and systems.

That discovery opened a new path. In UX, I found the perfect balance between creativity, strategy, and user empathy—allowing me to design digital experiences that are not only functional but also deeply human-centred.