I am currently studying industrial design, but my path to design led through many different passions. For years, I trained in competitive swimming, tried countless sports, traveled, and engaged in graphic design, photography, and jewelry making. I often joke that I am a certified “hobby collector” because I find it hard to do just one thing at a time.
That is exactly why design has drawn me in so deeply. It allows me to constantly learn, ask questions, and discover new areas of knowledge. It never bores me, because every project becomes an opportunity to learn something new—whether it’s about people, technologies, materials, cultures, or ways of thinking. All the interests I have gathered over the years find their place in it and prove to be useful.
I am most inspired by people, travel, and everyday observations. I enjoy exploring other cultures, listening to stories, discovering local traditions, and seeking connections between seemingly distant worlds. I believe that it is precisely from such experiences that the most interesting ideas are born.
I’m the kind of person who likes to think outside the box and seek out new opportunities. Curiosity, openness to others, and continuous growth are important to me. I enjoy being around people who inspire one another, share their knowledge, and work together to create a positive atmosphere.
Sports taught me perseverance, travel taught me openness, and design showed me that I don’t have to choose just one path. Every experience can be a source of inspiration and help me see the world from a different perspective.
A good START, or what to do to get off to a good start.
On motivation, potential and personal branding.
How much is it worth - or how to price your work
How not everyone will like you
How do you strike a balance in business
Design thinking, or keep calm & Design Thinking
