As a mechanical engineer and multidisciplinary designer, my work bridges the realms of sciences and arts to explore how emerging technologies, design and research can help us build more resilient and sustainable futures.

Beyond pragmatism, my projects aim to probe and provoke in order to make us question our reality and what could be. I’m very interested in the futures of food and agriculture, but I also think a lot about what materials, supply chains, architecture and networked urbanism might look like tomorrow.

From glacial equatorial jungles to some of the most populated cities, the adventures I go on help me discover spectrums within cultures, people and behaviours, and continually influence my process.

I’m currently designing, engineering, making, breaking things at Random International where we develop experimental interactive experiences enhancing the human condition in an increasingly mechanised world. By night, I also grow the world's most sustainable cotton and work on the future of clothing and outdoor gear with my friends.

Drop me a line if you want to connect or collaborate.