I turn cultural narratives into digital experiences – from museum archives to immersive installations.

I am a Visual Communication Designer with an unusual background. I started an academic path in Near Eastern Archaeology before moving into design, and that shift defines everything I do.

Where others see a museum archive, I see a content strategy. Where others see a historical artefact, I see an experience waiting to be designed. That interdisciplinary lens is what I bring to every project – whether I am developing visual identities, shaping digital storytelling experiences, creating concept-driven content, or building immersive installations that translate complex ideas into engaging and accessible experiences.

My work combines branding, visual communication and storytelling with a strong focus on aesthetics, emotional clarity and concept development. I enjoy working across disciplines and collaborating with teams to create thoughtful and visually refined solutions that connect culture, people and technology.

I hold a BA in Digital Concept Development with background in Multimedia Design and a minor in Immersive Environments from Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences.

I have worked with cultural institutions including ENIGMA – Museum of Communication and The National Museum of Denmark, and I am a winner of the Circular Design Camp at LOOP Forum 2024.

Based in Copenhagen. Open to roles in branding, visual communication, experience design and creative studios – particularly where design, culture and technology intersect.