Some people see the world in moments. I see it in movement - lines flowing into shapes, colors merging into rhythm, patterns quietly waiting to be discovered.
Art has always been my way of making sense of the world, a language that speaks without words. As a child, I would fill pages with sketches, lost in the joy of creating something from nothing. Back then, I didn't think about where it would lead. I only knew that I had to create.
That instinct never left me.
The Path That Found Me
Creativity has a way of unfolding in unexpected directions. I started by illustrating a book while still in school, experimenting with designs for small projects - Christmas motifs, branding ideas, anything that let me explore my artistic choice.
At the time, I didn't see the thread connecting it all. I was just chasing inspiration, following wherever it led.
And then, I found surface design. Or maybe, it found me.
The idea that a single design could live on fabric, wallpaper, or a notebook cover - that patterns could move beyond the page and become part of everyday life - lit something inside me. It was more than art; it was storytelling, emotion, and expression woven into something tangible.
The Art of Surface Design
For me, patterns are more than repetition. They hold memories, evoke feelings, and transform the ordinary into something extraordinary. A soft floral can bring comfort, a bold geometric can spark confidence, a whimsical illustration can remind us to play.
My inspiration comes from everywhere - the contrast of city streets, the quiet details of nature, the way fabric folds in the wind. I absorb, I translate, I create. Every design is a balance between instinct and intention, a conservation between what I feel and what I want to bring into the world.
More Than Aesthetics, More Than Art
I don't believe design is just about looking beautiful. It's about resonance - the way something makes you feel when you see it, touch it. live with it. That's what I strive for with every pattern, every illustration, every creative decision.
This journey started with nothing more than a pencil and a day dream. Today, it's my craft, my passion, my way of connecting with the world.
And honestly? I think the best designs are still ahead.