Projects
- BMW SavannahUrban mobility as a cultural phenomenon. Qualitative and quantitative analysis of the experience of motorcyclists from various categories. Developed on the basis of an existing model, which created certain functional and aesthetic presets for the work. The product focuses on safety both in motion and when stationary. Intuitive maintenance and supportive operation. Created both for existing users and for those who usually ignore motorcycles due to safety concerns or subcultural barriers. Targe
- Paper Portal to AgencyArchitecture of Possibility: Paper as a Portal to Agency. A system of printable templates designed to cultivate agency through material interaction. The project functions as a way of seeing ordinary environments as both not presset and perpetually unfinished. The project operates at the intersection of formative tool and aesthetic object, creating a third position that defies traditional categorization. Six Thematic Territories: Each starting point provides a distinct conceptual framework thro
- NewLS HouseArchitecture of Ideas: Six rooms as shift operators. A gallery of six spaces, each deconstructing basic patterns of everyday life through interiors and furniture. Goal: to identify ideas that form the current lifestyle and propose an alternative network of values. Digital Individualism: Art as an access key. Visitors choose a work from an online archive. The art object and special footwear are delivered before the visit, connecting the digital choice with physical experience. Materials: Wood
- Disposable Luxury — Paper BraceletInteraction Architecture: Communication as a Product. The project is developed for a fashion brand seeking to deepen user experience through precise non-physical interaction. The task is to create a material object where communication becomes not a function but a form: intuitive, extremely tactful, and completely transparent for the client. Production Positioning. Disposable and scalable, yet executed with precision characteristic of the best representatives of crafts and industrial standards.
- ICNDM . ACCESSContent First Industrial Production: Each accessory emerges not as a premeditated design goal but as a material consequence of in-depth exploration of client interests. This reversal of traditional product development positions the object not as endpoint but as trace evidence of a relationship. Manufacturing Architecture and Project Objective: Systematic configuration of processes and organization of full-cycle production for the release of jewelry accessories based on individual client request
- PotCare LOT2046Living Systems of Drinking: Portable architectures of care, where the act of drinking evolves into a fluid extension of personal rhythm. Not a pause or a separation, but a seamless movement carried through compact essentials designed to synchronize with motion. Stacked Configurations: The cup slips into the vessel; the vessel locks into the pourer. Accessories nest into the negative space between structures. Compression without loss: a vertical sequence where storage and access share the same a
Work history
Industrial DesignerBMW Group
- San Francisco, United StatesFull Time
Skills
- Project Management
- Project Co-ordination
- Project Conception
- Project Delivery
- Project Design
- Industrial Design
- Industrial Manufacturing
- Product Innovation
- Product Design
- Product Development