I grew up moving often, which quietly shaped how I see the world—learning to adapt, observe, and let go. That early sense of impermanence stayed with me, and over time it became less about loss and more about presence.

I've spent much of my life drawn to the deeper layers of experience. Not belief systems or labels, but what is felt when everything else falls quiet. Moments of stillness—sometimes forced, sometimes chosen— have been some of my most formative teachers. They taught me that clarity doesn't come from noise, certainty, or control, but from attention.

Creatively and technically, I'm interested in making things that are honest and well-considered. I value simplicity after complexity, substance over performance, and work that feels grounded rather than loud. Whether I'm coding, designing, or thinking, I tend to return to the same questions: What matters? What's real? What's left when you remove the excess?

This site, like me, is in motion. For now, it's less a destination and more a marker—a place that reflects where I am, not where I'm trying to appear to be.