I studied Environmental Design for my undergraduate degree, where I developed an interest in the relationship between space, human behaviour, and everyday life. This background allowed me to understand design not only as the shaping of physical environments, but also as a way to respond to social, cultural, and urban conditions.I am currently studying MA Cities, where my work focuses more on urban space, community life, and social relationships within the built environment. My practice explores how small everyday behaviours — such as eating, walking, waiting, and gathering — can reveal larger questions of belonging, inequality, and spatial justice.
