I create by looking to the past, using the tools of today, and imagining sustainable futures that will span generations of people, systems, and stories.

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Growing up on an organic farm has shaped how I see the world — as an interconnected ecosystem where balance, care, and iteration drive growth. I was surrounded by practices that had been refined over generations, and that deep respect for ecology and historic knowledge continues to inform how I think about design today.

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At Stanford, I explore system design, branding, speculative design, and sustainability, working at the intersection of strategy and storytelling. I’m especially interested in how we can learn from historical and ecological systems to design more thoughtful, resilient futures.

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My goal is to design with both roots and reach — grounded in history, guided by technology, and grown toward possibility.