Visible vs Invisible
My work is bold and messy — full of character & imperfections. Just like life. Form, composition and simplicity are at the core. The process; a dance between the subconscious and the consciousness.
I kicked off my career in the roaring ’90s as a web designer and developer — even though my heart was secretly sketching wild ideas and doodles at every chance. Back then, the digital world was exploding, and I learned its tricks faster than you can say “HTML.” For the past twenty years, I’ve been working as a graphic designer and Photoshop expert for a national newspaper. Together with my talented and cherished colleagues, we craft everything from photomontages and graphics to typography and creative concepts, all while overseeing photo and illustration assignments and juggling more hats than a hat shop (with “Web First!” being the latest addition).
Working at a newspaper is exhilarating; it’s like being at the epicenter of rapid-fire, witty storytelling. Yet, when the ink dries on the day job, my first love — free creation — keeps calling. Over time, I realized it’d be refreshing to swap the relentless deadline drum for a slower, more curious rhythm — a space where I can roam my vast inner universe without any pressure to spell out every thought. In short, I’m reclaiming the pure, untamed joy of creative exploration — no instruction manual required.