I care for people and for the environment, and I believe design should do the same. To me, this is more than choosing sustainable resources and circular designs- it is about taking responsibility now and in the future. I do not see myself as the sole maker of a design, but as a mediator and facilitator among many actors. My role is to bring these actors together - people, materials, tools, knowledge and techniques - and to take responsibility for the decisions I make along the way. Every choice, however big or small, carries consequences for both the present and the future.

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Making is central to my identity as a designer. It is not only a means of production, but also a way of thinking, questioning, and reflecting. My processes often begin exploratively: through hands-on experimentation with textiles and tools, I discover direction and meaning from my own perspective. This situated approach keeps me sensitive to context and embeds responsibility into the work itself.

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By grounding my practice in making, I position myself within the very systems I critique. Where many push acceleration, I work to slow down. And where many prioritize novelty, I strive for attunement. In this way, my practice becomes a careful, accountable, and ongoing negotiation with the world around me.