My background in the arts and dance has given me a unique sensitivity to spatial rhythm and human movement. I weave this sensitivity into my design process to create spaces that feel intuitive and purposeful.

This approach was the foundation of my dissertation, where I delved into how lighting in retail spaces can do more than illuminate.

I believe design isn’t just about physical construction—it’s about crafting atmospheres that evoke emotion, spark curiosity, and create spaces that connect with people on a deeper level.

My time at university has taught me to see light, materiality, and spatial rhythm not just as design elements but as tools that shape perception and transform how we experience space.

Hand-drawn sketches created on-site, showing crowded aisles. and hurried shoppers to convey the chaos of the retail experience

I am constantly learning from diverse sources to gain a holistic perspective, enhancing my design sensibilities and serving as a continuous source of inspiration.

A storyboard frame sequence illustrates a consumer overwhelmed by a hectic retail space, eventually finding and entering a serene area labelled Hiatus.