“My journey into the analog world began a few years ago, driven by the urge to create something lasting and tangible. The digital world moves fast—it’s fleeting and impermanent. Content is swiped away in seconds, making it harder and harder to form a true emotional connection. This left me with a sense of dissatisfaction. I didn’t feel free.

So, I wanted to create something in the physical world—something that allows for imperfections, embraces organic structures, and can even outlive me.

Through wool and textiles, I found a way to build a safe space for myself—a tangible anchor I can return to whenever I need to disconnect from negative thoughts. In my work, I love exploring social and personal themes—stories that invite people to feel, connect, and reflect. By designing emotionally resonant, purposeful works with high-quality, sustainable materials, I challenge the fast-paced nature of industrial mass production. With this in mind, I hope to make the world a softer, more comforting place.”