Short story long? 

My journey as a designer began in architecture, where I fell in love with creating experiences and exploring how people move, feel, and interact—whether in physical spaces or digital interfaces.

Over time, I realized I was more curious about the experience itself than about the buildings that contained it. That curiosity led me to UX, where I felt I could design with more flexibility, test ideas quickly, and create impact in a more direct way.
I started learning on my own—reading, experimenting, and building. I guess that process kind of reflects how I work: I’m curious, driven by challenges, and not afraid to change paths when something feels more meaningful and precise.
I’m a visual thinker who loves solving problems through clarity and thoughtful design—always connecting the small details to the bigger picture.

I'm based in Tel Aviv, and when I’m not designing, I’m probably swimming, cooking, or recharging over coffee.