I am an Interior Design student exploring the relationship between power, narrative, and spatial experience. My work explores how architecture can shape behaviour through monumentality, visibility, and controlled movement, using speculative and politically charged futures as a framework for design.

I have developed projects centred on propaganda in architecture, post-human systems, and ritualised spatial sequences, with a strong emphasis on atmosphere, storytelling, and critical theory.

My process combines conceptual research with technical resolution, including detailed sectional development, systems thinking, and material exploration.

I am confident working across visual communication formats, including diagrams, architectural drawings, rendering, animation, and curated presentation documents.