A decade in professional basketball shaped how I understand movement, performance, and human behavior. Not as abstract concepts, but as real lived experiences. It taught me that the smallest details can have a huge impact on the way we feel, perform, and connect.

Today, as an industrial designer, I’m interested in creating objects that feel inevitable in their simplicity. Products that are intuitive, purposeful, and deeply considered. My work sits at the intersection of performance and emotion. Informed by the discipline of sport and driven by the sensitivity to create.

The transition from professional basketball to industrial design was driven by the same obsession: refining performance. Whether on the court or in the studio, I’m drawn to systems, precision, and the small details that shape how people experience the world.