My artistic practice operates at the intersection of sustainability, activism, and transdisciplinary design. Through furniture, textile, and fashion design, I reconfigure post-consumer materials into new, aspirational forms, creating immersive environments that challenge traditional consumption models. I engage with advanced digital tools like 3D modeling, CNC milling, and metaverse integration, while also honoring fine craft traditions, ensuring that my work remains deeply tactile and connected to human ingenuity.

A core element of my practice is the exploration of circular, zero-impact living. I create spaces that are entirely composed of salvaged and ethically produced materials, integrating performance and design to present holistic, activist lifestyles. This extends into the digital realm, where I investigate the role of decentralization and self-determined economies within web3.

My work is fundamentally about transformation—of materials, spaces, and perspectives. By engaging communities through peer-to-peer resource sharing and collaboration with local artisans, I highlight alternative ways of living and making that are both radically sustainable and deeply aspirational. Whether through physical installations, digital projects, or wearable pieces, my goal is to create new blueprints for a future where activism, design, and everyday life are seamlessly intertwined.