Drawing has been a way for me to express myself and understand the world since childhood. Over time, this visual curiosity has evolved into an interdisciplinary practice that brings together architecture, urban research, computational design and spatial analysis.
I’m fascinated by cities and the often invisible interactions between people and their environments. Through site research, fieldwork and digital tools, I explore how places can be understood, represented and reimagined.
I’m particularly interested in connecting hand sketching, vector graphics and computer programming to develop new ways of mapping and representing these interactions. More broadly, I explore how visual thinking, spatial analysis and digital tools can help teams make better use of information and support better decisions.