My Art Works
A lifetime of storytelling through art, design, and imagination.
Act One: The Beginning of a Story
My art journey began by accident at age four, in front of a camera for Kind Moon (1995). Growing up among lights, scripts, and creativity, I learned that emotion moves people not through words, but through subtle gestures. Those early lessons in storytelling still shape the way I design today.
Act Two: From Stage to Space
Later, I moved behind the scenes, designing the worlds where stories come alive. With my team, I crafted theatre stages that let space, light, and rhythm speak louder than words. Theatre taught me what every UX designer eventually learns: experiences are shaped by moments, not objects.
Act Three: Designing for Impact
My canvas kept expanding. I designed logos, posters, and campaigns for UNICEF, films, theatres, and cultural organizations—turning emotion into line, color, and form. I learned that good design doesn’t just look beautiful; it tells a story before words begin.
Act Four: The Shape of Ideas
With a background in industrial design, I sculpted objects, from chairs and glasses to lighting and tables, exploring how form, material, and touch quietly shape everyday life.
Act Five: Hands, Heart, and Home
When I step away from screens and products, I return to painting, pottery, and collages. These moments remind me why I fell for design: curiosity, imperfection, and the pure joy of creating.
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Epilogue: The Intersection of Art and Design
Across theatre lights, film sets, design studios, and quiet nights with clay and color, I've learned that creativity has no fixed language — only intention.
- Art teaches me freedom.
- Design teaches me purpose.
- And somewhere between the two, I keep finding the story worth telling.
