About

I believe good design is less about what we make, and more about what we choose to make inevitable. My work explores the ethical, emotional, and experiential dimensions of digital and physical products—examining how design not only serves users but shapes them.

In every interface, there is a worldview. In every affordance, a prediction about human behavior. My research and practice dwell at the intersection of design theory, human-centered systems, and emergent behavior—seeking to understand how subtle design decisions echo through culture, cognition, and time.

I aim to create environments where users are not only understood, but empowered; not only heard, but changed.