Growing up immersed in blueprint, design discussions, and surrounded by creativity, has sparked my desire to become an inventor, constantly seeking ways to improve the objects and spaces around me. My mother’s work as an interior designer has had a lasting influence on me, teaching me the value of creating spaces that not only serve a functional purpose but also bring joy and positively impacts those who interact with them.

 

I aim to create something new. Something that will improve peoples lives, just as my mother does.

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While I admire the work of my parents, I am still exploring my own path as a designer, one that is both innovative and helpful.

 

The values instilled in me by the Scouts have also played a crucial role in shaping who I am as a designer. Through teamwork, effort, and the act of helping others, I’ve developed a mindset that embraces challenges with a sense of purpose and optimism. These experiences have influenced the way I approach design problems, always seeing them as opportunities to create solutions that make a positive impact.

 

I don’t only want to create products, I want to create experiences that inspire people to love with purpose and enthusiasm, navigate with them into the adventure of life.

 

 

I want to create a possibility for each person to become the best of them. And I am not talking about making people better or nicer, I am talking about helping those who due to personal circumstances are not capable stand on his own, to change that. I am talking about those who give their life for their loved ones that take care of them, to give them a bit more of independency.

 

And how would I do that? Starting by understanding and learning about the different personas.

Then, I want to merge innovation, functionality, aesthetics, and technology, to create solutions that will improve the daily day of my future users.