12 years of brand craft. Today, I design digital experiences that feel as good as they look.
View my workBrand, product and art — the disciplines that make up my practice.
I've always been fascinated by how people experience the world. Long before I knew design could be a career, I was drawing, observing, trying to understand why certain things felt intuitive or meaningful. Looking back, my curiosity was never just about making something beautiful, it was about making something people could connect with.
That instinct carried me through twelve years in brand design. At LSD GmbH I produced international artwork for Schwarzkopf, Got2b, and Taft, including the global Taft relaunch. At NEWSHA I led a team of five across campaigns, packaging, and print, while single-handedly designing and delivering the brand's full digital relaunch. Along the way I learned a brand is never just its surface, it's built in every touchpoint. That understanding pulled me toward UX and digital product design, where strategy, creativity, and human behaviour finally meet.
Today I design experiences where brand, strategy, and user needs come together. Great design shouldn't make people stop and think about how something works, it should feel effortless and build trust from the first interaction. Clarity isn't the absence of complexity, it's the result of thoughtful decisions made with purpose.
What drives me most is creating products and brands that people don't just use, but genuinely connect with, because the strongest brands aren't only recognised by how they look. They're remembered by how they make people feel.
The tools I work with daily — across design, research, development and collaboration.
When I'm not designing products, I paint. Mixed media, bold lines, feminine power — the same instinct that drives my design work, unfiltered. It's where the rules stop and the feeling begins.
My work has been exhibited at several art shows and cultural events across Düsseldorf — including three appearances at the Nacht der Museen Düsseldorf. I live-painted a 3×2 m canvas at the San Hejmo Festival, where it was displayed throughout the event. Further exhibitions in the Medienhafen and several sold works complete a practice that is as serious as it is personal.