i am a multidisciplinary designer whose practice integrates material development, craftsmanship, and technology. My work spans blades, jewellery, fashion, and technological products. Although these disciplines differ in form and function, they are united by a common approach: creating integrated solutions in which material, function, technology, and aesthetics form a coherent whole.

Pattern-welded steel (commonly known as Damascus steel) lies at the core of my practice. I am interested in developing the material itself, believing that design begins with the creation of the material rather than with a finished product. By developing the material from the outset, I shape both its structural properties and its visual character. I work with both traditional pattern-welded steel and mosaic Damascus, where the internal pattern is intentionally designed before the steel is forged. In my work, the pattern is never merely decorative—it is an intrinsic part of the material and an essential element of the design.

Alongside pattern-welded steel, leather plays an equally important role in my work. Its relationship with steel allows me to explore the balance between function, structure, and aesthetics. The interaction between materials is an essential part of my design process, and in every project I seek the right balance between form, purpose, and the inherent qualities of each material.

Technology is a natural extension of my practice. I design and build tools, machines, electronic devices, software, and user interfaces whenever existing solutions cannot achieve the intended outcome. These are not separate projects but integral parts of the same creative process, expanding the possibilities of making and supporting both my own work and other areas of design.

My practice is defined by the integration of disciplines. I do not regard materials, technology, and craftsmanship as separate fields, but as interconnected elements of a single design process. When necessary, I develop not only the object itself, but also the material, tool, machine, or software required to realise an idea in its most complete form.

I believe that meaningful design emerges when material, technology, and concept evolve together. Rather than limiting myself to a single material, technique, or discipline, I seek the most appropriate solution for every project.