I first fell in love with design after watching Disney’s Imagineering. The way they took an idea and transformed it into something real and alive left me in a state of awe.

As I continued to explore innovation through art and design in 11th grade I discovered UX Design through a summer program called Design the Future. I was tasked with designing a product to make life easier for our client, a person with disabilities. That experience opened my eyes to the power of design—not just as something visual, but as a tool to create meaningful impact in people’s lives.

Since then, I’ve been passionate about accessibility and human-centered design. To me, accessibility means creating products that deliver positive experiences for everyone—regardless of language, physical abilities, education, or identity. My goal as a designer is to build inclusive, impactful solutions that solve real problems and connect with people on a human level.Outside of design, you’ll usually find me reading, traveling, or experimenting with filmmaking— passions that fuel my curiosity and influence the way I think about storytelling.