I studied Computer Programming in both high school and university. Technology and innovation have always been areas of deep curiosity and excitement for me. As I began applying what I had learned in school to real-world experiences, I realized how essential communication and self-expression were in my journey.

While working, I decided to pursue a second degree in Sociology. That path brought me valuable insights and broadened my perspective. I was introduced to a wide range of books, thinkers, and ways of seeing the world.

Years went by, but my curiosity never faded. Everything I learned led to new questions. With each question, I found myself exploring new paths, trying out different fields, and—most importantly—enjoying the process. I was searching for what truly felt right for me.

Along the way, I discovered how much I love creating. And the more I created, the more I realized I didn’t want to be confined to a single discipline.

I love mixing things. I like flexibility and seeing life from different perspectives. This feels natural to me, and more like who I am. I’ve a curious mind with a creative heart.