Who I am

My design philosophy is rooted in the tension between raw utility and cultural statement.

This fascination began at the Südtirol Museum of Archaeology observing the essential craft of early human tools. It then evolved through a mechanical foundation influenced by my grandfather’s love for aviation.

My perspective was redefined in Berlin, where I saw industrial hardware reimagened as identity—chains used as shoe laces.

I now focus on bridging the gap between engineering and subcultural aesthetics, ensuring technical objects resonate with the human form.