Ever wonder what it feels like when art comes alive? I’m a motion and systems designer, and my passion is creating designs that don’t just sit there—they move, they react, they connect with you. My work captures the magic of things we can’t see, like a deep breath or a fleeting memory.
It’s not about flashy effects. It’s about creating something that feels real and present.
My designs listen to you. They shift when you move. They feel alive.
In my project *Synthetic Nature*, I created a digital world where creatures grow and change based on your breath and movements. These aren’t just animations—they pulse, stretch, and shrink as you get closer or step away. What started as a fun experiment with motion and text turned into something deeper: a way to show how close we feel to the world around us. Have you ever felt truly seen by something you interact with?
That idea carried over to *Forensic Architecture*, a creative project inspired by a real agency that uncovers truth through evidence like maps and videos. I designed a visual system that feels like a puzzle coming together—layered, broken, but slowly revealing the truth. It’s like watching a story unfold piece by piece. Truth doesn’t always show up clearly; it takes time to shine through, just like these designs.
Then there’s *APRES*, a project inspired by Chinese art and culture. It’s soft and gentle, like a quiet breeze. The animations flow smoothly, with textures that feel alive, like petals falling or water rippling. It’s about change—not big, dramatic moments, but the small, beautiful shifts that help us grow. Can you imagine art that feels like it’s whispering to you?


















