I am a designer who believes in prototyping and making as a process. We live in a world where technology has dramatically lowered the barriers to creation. With tools like LLMs making software prototyping more accessible than ever, I'm excited by how we can use these emerging capabilities to bring ideas to life more rapidly and iteratively.

My practice is built on experiences across multiple design disciplines, each reinforcing the power of prototyping as a way to explore and refine ideas. In architecture, I learned to build physical models that test spatial concepts. Through speculative design, I created artifacts that tell stories about possible futures. My work in conservation taught me to analyze complex systems, while product design showed me how wireframes and mood boards can guide an iterative process.

What excites me most is how these different approaches to prototyping – whether physical or digital, speculative or practical – all serve the same purpose: they're processes that help us shape ideas into reality.