I am a designer working at the intersection of technology, society and futures. My practice brings together perspectives from design, communication and media studies, and futures research — approaching design as a material, cultural and critical practice.

I move between strategic and speculative design, prototyping, material practice and critical inquiry. Rather than treating design as a tool for resolution, I use it to question assumptions, make complex issues tangible, bring different perspectives into dialogue and open up possibilities that are not yet visible.

I am particularly interested in the cultural and political dimensions of technology: how technologies shape agency, participation and responsibility, which futures are made desirable — and for whom — and how design can contribute to futures that are more open, plural and self-determined.

In collaborations, I bring together critical thinking, research and hands-on experimentation to navigate complex questions, develop new perspectives and turn them into tangible concepts, prototypes and experiences. Alongside my practice, I facilitate workshops, mentor and teach in different contexts.