My work grows from a fascination with how worlds break—and how people, or creations, come together to rebuild them. Drawing from a wide range of creative experiences, I explore the delicate balance between technology and humanity through stories, images, and characters that exist within a shared dystopian universe of my own making.

Each project is an experiment in world-building: a place where complex characters—both human and artificial—confront the collapse of their society and discover what it means to connect, to resist, and to hope. I use digital illustration, film editing, and storytelling to bring these ideas to life, combining narrative and visual design to create immersive experiences that invite reflection and empathy.

My background in performance, collaboration, and global awareness shapes how I think about character and perspective. Whether it’s through choreography, filmmaking, or debate, I’ve learned to look for the emotional rhythm behind every movement and decision. These experiences continually inform the way I imagine my worlds—how they look, sound, and feel when order begins to unravel.

Ultimately, I am interested in the intersection of creativity and consciousness: how art can help us understand the fragile systems that hold societies together and the resilience that emerges when they fall apart.