I am an Industrial Designer with a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Industrial Design from Eindhoven University of Technology. My work focuses on making, prototyping, and research, with a particular interest in textiles and interactive systems.

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Making is central to my practice. I use hands-on experimentation with materials, tools, and technologies as a way to think, explore, and develop ideas. Through iterative prototyping, I investigate how design takes shape through processes of testing, adjustment, and reflection. The things I create often serve as tangible research outcomes that invite discussion and new perspectives.

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My approach combines practical making with theoretical inquiry. Design research and philosophy help me frame questions, understand complex systems, and reflect on the broader impact of design and technology. My process moves between reading, making, and reflecting, balancing a directed research plan with openness for unexpected directions to emerge.

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I see design as an ongoing learning process—one that requires curiosity, technical engagement, and critical awareness. By staying closely connected to materials and processes, I aim to develop thoughtful, research-driven work that responds to contemporary technological and societal challenges.