Wow, you made it this far, and you want to understand what do I do?
I consider myself a bit of a design nexialist* 🤓 or a multi-disciplinary designer. That is why I found it challenging to define what do I do. I can say that I am passionate and curious about design and comfortable stepping across disciplines.
My core practice is strategic design with a service design focus, but I do have an eye for visual design, experience, and I have a respect for business & UX. I believe research to be the backbone of every project, and because of that, I am very interested in going deeper and deeper - that is: user research (UX focus), trend research, inside analyses (client materials) and qualitative methods.
I compiled some of the activities you can rely on me in the image below. I will be glad to hear what new challenge you think I can help you solve!
* nexialism is all about cross-fertilizing information from various topics, connecting the dots not usually connected, and developing new ideas from these connections.
What's next?
If portfolios are a compilation of past projects and collaborations, I will briefly introduce what I would like to do next. This is an ongoing wishlist of projects that I would love to work on:
☞ One service/product that helps young creators gain collective knowledge, build resilience and grow in their careers. Maybe involving mentorships and portfolio reviews.
☞ One project for local innovation and gender equity. Because I like engaging with communities, especially women, to support them and build their capacities to find new ways of addressing their challenges and finding opportunities.
☞ Design future scenarios together with a Bcorp or a Clean Tech. Especially if it involves a systemic challenge, for example, to rethink the waste out of the food system.
☞ Brand strategy for female menstrual and/or sexual health products. I want to visually inform young teens and increase their well-being.
☞ Redesign the experience of a popular everyday service/product, such as upgrading a mobility service for the visually impaired, a voting system, or a simple innovation in Spotify's subscription. I want to create something that impacts a large number of people.
☞ Something to criticize and expose climate crises. Please let's design a speculative project for an art exhibition.
Did all this madness make sense to you? Let's talk!