Since a young age, I’ve been drawn to craftsmanship and the mechanical understanding of how things work and how we interact with them. Exploring various forms of making—from ceramics to metalwork—led me to architecture as a connection between materials, environment, and people. Through studies in Thessaloniki, the Netherlands, and Taiwan, I explored architecture’s cultural and geopolitical and structural roles. I'm especially drawn to the spaces in between, focusing on reuse, modularity, ecology, and architecture’s potential to create meaningful connections.