Outside of Work
Beyond design and filmmaking, I enjoy exploring ideas through literature and philosophy. Whether it’s a thought provoking novel or the writings of great philosophers, I’m drawn to stories and perspectives that challenge the way we think about creativity, purpose, and human nature. These interests shape how I approach my work—encouraging curiosity, critical thinking, and a deeper appreciation for meaningful storytelling.
When I’m away from my desk, you’ll often find me immersed in video games, watching films, playing chess, or catching up on anime. I admire the craftsmanship behind compelling narratives, memorable characters, and immersive worlds, regardless of the medium. From the strategic thinking that chess demands to the emotional impact of cinema and the imaginative storytelling found in games and anime, each hobby fuels my creativity and inspires fresh ideas for my own projects.
For me, hobbies are more than just ways to unwind they’re constant sources of inspiration. Every book, film, game, or match offers a new perspective on design, storytelling, and problem-solving. These experiences continually influence my creative process, helping me build digital experiences that are not only visually engaging but also thoughtful, immersive, and emotionally resonant.