Physical Playground

My physical process involves hands-on experimentation with materials, textures, and form. I explore how tactile elements—such as paper, fabric, and found objects—carry meaning and invite engagement. Working physically allows me to slow down, reflect, and respond to the limitations and possibilities of the material world. I often use analog methods like cutting, folding, binding, or assembling to create prototypes or final pieces. This approach helps me consider how design lives in space and time, and how material presence affects viewer perception and interaction.