I approach every project with equal parts analytical rigour and aesthetic sensitivity — for me, the two are inseparable. Clarity of form follows clarity of thinking.

My work sits at the intersection of data, design and technology. Whether it’s an interactive data installation, an animated explainer or an editorial infographic, my goal remains the same: transform complex information into experiences that are precise, compelling and built to last.

I’ve worked across advertising strategy in Tokyo, campaign production in New York — managing major Japanese brand campaigns including Shiseido, JT and Mori Building as a Producer — and creative direction in London, where I directed video and visual design for J.League official promotional projects. Each context different, each reinforcing the same belief that design works hardest when it makes the difficult feel inevitable.

Alongside client work, I develop self-initiated projects that explore generative systems, data art and the boundaries between information design and fine art. This practice has been exhibited internationally, including at Ars Electronica and Dubai Design Week.