Ever since I was a kid, I’ve always been creating ~things~ with old pictures, porcelain, paint, found items, magazines, flowers and so on. Exploring other ways of perceiving materials and objects. Thinking of plans how I could make it work to match with the person that was going to use it or receive it.

Years later, I realised I had always been designing things for people. I was hoping to finish High School to start studying  Visual Communication Design at the University. So I did. I enjoyed every class until I graduated. I became so passionate about interaction design that I started to study Multimedia Design.

Then I’ve been involved into User Experience Design, finding out that even the invisible actions could be designed to engage, guide and delight. To make life easier, useful and also to create unforgettable experiences.