Outside of design, a big part of my inspiration comes from music, art, traveling, and absorbing references from architecture, film, and design. I have a very strong connection and sensitivity to music, especially the sounds and aesthetics of the 80s. I’m deeply drawn to the atmospheres, visual identities, and cultural details that defined that era. I also have a pretty nerdy side: I love science fiction, fantasy, and fictional universes like Star Wars and Game of Thrones. I grew up playing The Sims, and that was probably where my obsession with creating things first began.

Graphic design was my passion… until I met UX

A big part of my childhood and teenage years was spent experimenting on my computer, browsing the internet, discovering things out of curiosity, and creating. I spent hours exploring creative tools, editing visuals, customizing interfaces, and learning things simply because I enjoyed it. Back then, design was something purely visual to me. Years later, I studied Graphic Design & Visual Communication, where I discovered web design and eventually UX/UI. By the time I graduated, I was already working as a UX Designer, realizing that design could also influence how people use, feel, and experience a digital product.