This site reflects years of continuous exploration, curiosity, and artistic practice across multiple disciplines.

My artistic life began in a family where music was an integral part of everyday life. Architecture later became my métier, offering a multifaceted and complex way of understanding the world—one that opened pathways beyond its own domain. My interest in photography grew from observing space, form, light, and shadow, while the reliance of design on digital tools led me toward visual art and multimedia experimentation.

Writing, for me, emerges from intuition, contemplation, and moments of daydreaming—a way of capturing fleeting thoughts and inner experiences. My early attempts to synthesize image, sound, and text took shape through short animated works, which gradually evolved into a broader interest in multimedia and immersive expression.

I am currently pursuing research at Stanford’s CCRMA, where my work focuses on the sonic dimensions of space and emotion. I investigate how sound—through reverberation, spatialization, and immersive audio—can shape perception, transform the sense of self, and evoke experiences such as awe. My practice brings together art, science, and technology to explore sound as both a perceptual and transformative medium.