I believe in the power of the small.

A gesture, a glance, a comfort.

It doesn’t have to be grand or groundbreaking

- being present is enough.

As an architect and scenographer, I work in slowness.

Creating space begins with feeling, observing, listening.

Not to direct right away, but to let things emerge.

Always guided by a story.

At the same time, I love tempo.

Quick action, something that happens immediately.

That rhythm keeps me sharp: slow where it matters, fast where it flows.

Not a contradiction, but an exchange.

I move on the edge between architecture and art

- a space where doubt can exist,

where freedom is tangible,

where play can unfold.

I engage with transitions of space and place,

whether it’s supporting through transformation,

guiding processes of memory and loss,

or assisting in the adaptation or relocation of spaces.