I thrive on adventure and creativity, and you'll often find me exploring the world on my bicycle, soaking in the wonders of nature. I also have a soft spot for vintage Macintosh computers, collecting and restoring them with a mix of technical skills and nostalgia.

Beyond my creative endeavors, I have an insatiable love for travel and immersing myself in different cultures. Experiencing new places and diverse perspectives fuels my creativity and breathes life into my design work.

I kicked off my career at a prominent design agency called SOSJ in Jakarta, Indonesia, where I refined my skills for a year (2017 to 2018). Following that, I spent four years (2018 to 2022) as a graphic designer at IKEA Indonesia, crafting impactful visual experiences for the brand.

From 2022 to 2023, I pursued a Master's in Interaction Design at Harbour.Space @ UTCC in Bangkok, shifting my practice from pure visual craft into systems thinking, prototyping, and research driven design.

Since 2024, I have been a Product Designer at Humanica Thailand, designing HRM SaaS web interfaces used by thousands of employees across the region. The work stretches across complex data tables, configuration flows, and design systems that need to stay coherent as the product scales.

"Form is empty, emptiness is form."

Drawing inspiration from the Buddhist philosophy of śūnyatā, I strive to maintain a balanced approach to my design work. This belief empowers me to explore unconventional ideas and push the boundaries, resulting in designs that are both unique and thought-provoking.

For me, the joy of design lies in embracing the DIY spirit. It's not just about sitting behind a computer screen; it's about bringing designs to life in the tangible world. Whether I'm crafting digital designs or creating printed materials, I deeply appreciate the value of craftsmanship and the tactile experience it offers.

With over five years in graphic design and two years in product design, I keep pushing into the overlap between craft, systems, and story. If you want to build something meaningful together, say hi.