Some of my earliest memories of focus come from painting quietly for hours, putting together jigsaw puzzles, and losing track of time over sudokus - slowly building a habit of staying with things a little longer than necessary. Back then, it was just play. Only later did I realise these small rituals were teaching me how to observe closely, enjoy problem-solving, and trust that answers show up when you give them time.

Over my years of education in design, these instincts found direction. Each project added a new layer to how I think, ask questions, and make decisions. I enjoy watching ideas change shape once they’re tested in the real world, and I like how design stretches beyond form into something that involves people, context, and everyday systems.

I love playing with ideas that feel simple but spark something unexpected - one idea at a time, one spark at a time.