I see design as a transformative force and a lens through which I perceive the world. The human body, the intricacies of nature, and the vastness of the cosmos—everything from the tiniest detail to the grandest scale—speak to me of a Designer. This belief shapes my approach to creation and exploration.

For me, there is no rivalry between science, progress, and faith. On the contrary, they complement each other, offering different perspectives that enrich our understanding of the world. I prefer questions and personal experiences over definitive answers, valuing the journey of discovery above all.

On my exploration journey, I’ve worked to craft experiences that challenge believers to step out of autopilot and question the structures that often bureaucratize faith. For those who don’t believe, I aim to invite them to rethink their mental models about Jesus: how his message of radical love, compassion and justice is still profoundly relevant. By starting from a historical perspective, I look for points of connection that resonate universally.

Faith, to me, is not walking into the light—it’s stepping into complex and uncertain terrain. It’s about leaving behind clichés, embracing nuance, and seeking authentic empathy. Through design, I enjoy creating spaces where these questions come alive, opening doors to transcendence and meaning for everyone.