I use my practice to tell stories of what has been and what can come. Colour, materials and light become narrators. I truly believe that spaces should carry meaning beyond aesthetics. 

 

My practice emerges from a multidisciplinary, research-driven approach, with the human experience at its core.

 

I create spatial concepts that translate identities and intentions into the character, atmosphere and materiality of a space. In other words, I specialise in abstracting processes or values from other fields and transforming them into spatial language.

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With my work I want to create a sense of belonging. I want there to be a genuine elements that connect people within a space and connect the space to its historic site and surrounding.