While my creative practice began and has been revolved around a commercial context, like brand identity, I’m currently back in university, studying Social Design with a focus on how design— across various disciplines, from communication to architecture — can act with care and responsibility in favour of the society.
Social Design isn’t just about solving problems — it’s about questioning systems and uncovering the hidden dynamics behind complex social issues. It’s rooted in interaction, participation, and co-creation with communities, aiming to build more democratic relationships between people, places, living beings, and the things around us.
It asks designers to step away from being just “problem-solvers” and instead become listeners and collaborators. It’s about slowing down, tuning in, and imagining new ways to live, coexist, and care — together.
It asks designers to step away from being just “problem-solvers” and instead become listeners and collaborators. It’s about slowing down, tuning in, and imagining new ways to live, coexist, and care — together.
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About me
Brand Design
Social Design
About me