Born in Zürich, I’m an interaction designer working at the intersection of technology, art, and education. After graduating from ZHdK, I now work as a self-employed designer, focusing on interactive installations, freelance web design, and the development and facilitation of educational courses. My practice includes collaborations with cultural institutions such as the Museum of Arts Saint Gall, where I contributed to the creation of interactive installations designed to captivate and actively engage visitors.

In my free time, I enjoy transforming old electronic gadgets into musical instruments, adding a personal touch to the music created by my indie rock band 'red elevator', where I serve as the lead singer and bass player. Together, we've independently produced and released several tracks and a music video. We also brought out a series of YouTube videos showing the creation of the mentioned DIY music instruments. More exciting projects like a fully DIY modular synthesizer are in the works!

Outside of design and music, I have a deep-rooted passion for filmmaking, which I've pursued since childhood. Collaborating with my family, we've participated in various filmmaking endeavors, including the ZFF72 short film contest, where our work has received Jury Top 10 honors on two occasions.

Explore my portfolio to discover projects spanning research at the intersection of design and biology in 'Soma', interactive soundscapes in 'Captured Rooms', educational initiatives like 'Collage Cuisine', ecological sustainability in 'Gone Wild', and ethical AI considerations in 'Moline.'