Autodidact since childhood, I have always learned by making. My work sits across photography, film, creative technology, and product engineering. Making things that are useful, expressive, and more human. I've moved between countries, projects, and disciplines, following a path that's never been especially structured. Following my curiosity as much as any plan. Now based in Richmond, London.




That way of living has shaped how I work. I'm drawn to complex things that need to become clearer: difficult systems, fragmented information, emerging technology, unfamiliar places, and human stories that resist labels. I look for the underlying patterns, then turn them into products, visuals, or experiences that help people see more clearly.
Through Things That, I work as a product designer and engineer, specialising in human-intelligence products and AI-native interfaces. Through Offpointe Studios, I work in photography and videography. Across both, I've delivered hundreds of projects for organisations in Europe, the Middle East, and Oceania, from airlines and publishers to teams in sport, retail, and finance, bringing together software engineering, product design, branding, and user experience.




Current work includes independent ventures, consulting, and collaborations. I mostly work independently, but I'm always open to working with the right teams long term. I'm most interested in working with people who care about making purposeful things beyond the screen.
Sport is a big part of my life. It started with gymnastics and horse riding. After some time in the military I worked as a ski instructor in Kitzbühel, Austria, then skydiving and rock climbing in New Zealand. Later I found long-distance kayaking and SUP racing. More recently I've focused on ultra trail running and CrossFit. I currently coach junior and adult paddlers at Richmond Canoe Club.



