In 2021, I began studying for my BA (Hons) in Fine Art and graduated in 2025.

During those four years, I learned how to talk about my work, present ideas clearly, and iterate on projects through research, experimentation, and critique. Learning how to give and receive feedback became a huge part of my process, and it helped me see design as something that improves through collaboration and constant refinement.

While studying art, I also realized how interested I was in technology and digital experiences. I found myself thinking about how people interact with interfaces and why some things feel intuitive and why others don't.

That curiosity eventually led me to UX design.

Now I’m continuing to build my skills every day by learning new tools, studying layout systems like grids and the golden ratio, and improving how I approach design problems.