I love art — but what I’m truly passionate about is finding ways to weave art into my life, rather than keeping it separate. I’m driven by the idea of integration: shaping a life where creativity isn’t an escape, but a foundation.

Whether that means physically creating something with my hands, or approaching my studies and work with an artist’s mindset — designing systems, experiences, and ideas with intention and beauty — I want what I do to feel like art.

“If life gives you sour lemons, turn them into something that resembles lemonade.”

I want to build a life where creativity and structure coexist. I don’t see myself choosing between something “stable” and something “artistic” — I want to design work that feels intentional, human, and thoughtfully constructed.

Professionally, I hope to grow into roles where I can design systems, experiences, or environments that improve how people function and feel — whether that’s in education, psychology-informed work, UX, or organisational design. I’m interested in becoming someone who can see both the emotional and operational layers of a problem and shape them into something cohesive.

Personally, I want to keep creating — not necessarily to commercialise everything, but to stay connected to making. I’d like to cultivate a life that feels designed rather than accidental: financially stable, creatively active, and socially meaningful.

Ultimately, my aspiration isn’t just a job title. It’s to build a life where what I do, how I think, and what I value are integrated — where my work feels like an extension of who I am.