About Me
ABOUT ME
I’m a multidisciplinary designer and UX researcher with a background in apparel and footwear design. I work at the intersection of physical products, digital experiences, human-AI interaction and human-centred design.
My work spans interaction design, UX research, inclusive design, accessibility, and service design, with a focus on creating meaningful experiences grounded in real user needs. My recent work has increasingly explored how emerging technologies such as AI can support people in their everyday lives.
My MSc graduation project at TU Delft, SenseScape, explored AI-assisted indoor navigation with and for people who are blind or have low vision. The project received the KHMW Young Talent Graduation Award 2025, First Prize for Healthcare Innovation for Underserved Communities, and was selected as a National Runner-up for the Netherlands in the James Dyson Award 2026.
I am curious and observant (I find that an important personal skill as a designer!). I have multiple interests. In my free time, I like travelling, watching documentaries, observing the night sky (I might have some interesting facts to share), calligraphy, hiking/trekking, motorcycle rides, and languages (I can read and understand 5+ languages). I’m currently learning Dutch and am around A2 level.
Below is a section I update from time to time when I run a workshop, give a presentation, or explore something new.
Shoe Making Workshop
