Artist, sketcher, and aspiring architect

Drawing is where my ideas take shape, and architecture is the direction those ideas keep pointing me toward.

Hand drawing was the first language I learned for looking closely at the world. It still is. Every page I fill is a way of testing how a space is built, lit, and lived in.

I view drawing as a disciplined method for investigating how spaces function and feel. My interest in architecture grows out of that habit of observation, and it shapes the way I approach each study.

Hand drawing becomes the core habit, built through daily observation of objects, light, and everyday surroundings.

Formal study deepens my understanding of drawing methods and the spatial reasoning behind architectural form.

Self-directed series explore buildings, interiors, and textures, turning careful looking into a sustained body of work.

My practice moves toward architecture, with studies that test how plans, sections, and spaces come together.