The practice is also focused on the intersection of the digital and physical realms, exploring how technology influences and mediates our experiences. By creating immersive, speculative scenarios through 3D modeling and digital experimentation, the designer investigates how technological advancements redefine our perceptions of space and connection. This exploration raises critical questions about how technology can both enhance and obscure our sense of self and community in an increasingly digital world.
Overall, the practice aims to reveal the hidden layers of human experience, questioning how spaces can be designed to foster deeper, more meaningful connections in a world where the boundaries between the tangible and intangible are continually shifting.
My practice navigates the complex interplay between human behavior, experiential ephemerality, and the evolving relationship between humans and technology.
Rooted in an understanding of how people interact with physical spaces, the work seeks to unravel the subtle dynamics that shape our environments and experiences.
I am deeply intrigued by the transient nature of human interactions and how fleeting moments can leave lasting impacts within spatial contexts.