A Surface for Everything

I never liked the idea of dividing what I do into neat little boxes.

A page for design, a separate corner for photos, another for writing. In reality, none of my work happens that way. A photo I take on the street often shapes the way I think about an interface days later. A quick note or a fragment of an idea is just as important to the process as a finished project.

So instead of building a traditional portfolio, I wanted an open surface. A place where I can just throw things down as they happen.

Some pieces will be large and finished—deep dives into design work or a series of photographs from a trip. Others will be small: a quick thought, a visual test, or an unfinished experiment that just needed somewhere to live.

It isn’t meant to be an archive of perfection. It’s simply a live record of what I’m making, looking at, and thinking about.