A designer with many years of experience in Sustainable Design and Cruelty-Free Design, she is deeply in love with performance art. For years, she has been exploring improvised forms of expression, experimental choreography, and contact improvisation. Her “sinusoidal relationship with art,” as she describes it, reflects a profound commitment to seeking new forms of artistic and design expression.

She has also spent many years studying meditation practices, learning directly from Buddhist monks and nuns, as well as from a lay teacher in the Theravāda tradition. At times, she blends movement practices with meditation, creating space for experiencing mindfulness in motion.

Her work reflects a philosophy rooted in respect for nature, a passion for innovation, and a belief that the fusion of spiritual growth and art holds powerful potential to positively impact the world around us.