Design should not be an exhibition of skill. It should reflect the harmony of form and spirit, combining simplicity with strength. Ikko Tanaka
Design is a conversation between form and material whose meaning can be either muddled or crystal clear. As a web designer, graphic artist and photographer, I approach every project with a dedication to clarity and beauty that can sometimes border on obsessive (“good” obsessive!). With an interest in aesthetics and philosophy, my goal is to create work that feels thoughtful, understated and quietly impactful.
Each project is an opportunity to turn ideas—obvious or abstract—into something tangible and meaningful. Whether designing a website, crafting visuals or capturing a perfect combination of subject and light, my goal is always the same: to distill complexity into simplicity with imagery that speaks softly but resonates deeply.




Beauty brings copies of itself into being. It makes us draw it, take photographs of it, or describe it to other people. It also brings fairness—both in the sense of loveliness and justice. By focusing our attention and making us alert, it incites a desire for truth, for balance, and for goodness. Beauty…reshapes how we interact with the world. Elaine Scarry
The life of a designer is a life of fight. Fight against the ugliness. Just like a doctor fights against disease. For us, the visual disease is what we have around, and what we try to do is cure it somehow with design. Massimo Vignelli
“The art-work opens up a world and at the same time sets this world back again on earth, which itself only thus emerges as native ground… The work of art lets the earth be an earth. It lets the world be a world.” Martin Heidegger
Design is in everything we make, but it’s also between those things. It’s a mix of craft, science, storytelling, propaganda, and philosophy. Erik Adigard
Everything is design. Everything! Paul Rand
Good design is as little design as possible. Less, but better—because it concentrates on the essential aspects. Products should be designed in such a way that they are unobtrusive and neutral…and integrate seamlessly into the life of the user while enhancing it. Dieter Rams
Perhaps the reason common objects in still lifes seem so transfigured and everything in paintings appears in a supernatural light is that we stop seeing things in the flux of time, and we are snatched out of that eternal flux of life. Arthur Schopenhauer
The visible is not what we see, but what we inhabit — a flesh of the world in which we are entangled. Art reveals this flesh, this interweaving of seer and seen, subject and object, without collapsing one into the other. Maurice Merleau-Ponty
The task of design is to mediate between the material and the lived. It must speak to the body, not just the eye; to memory, not just function. In this way, design is an art of intimacy — it structures how we dwell in the world. Juhani Pallasmaa

Perhaps the reason common objects in still lifes seem so transfigured and everything in paintings appears in a supernatural light is that we stop seeing things in the flux of time, and we are snatched out of that eternal flux of life. Arthur Schopenhauer