The object always stands in relation to the subject and the space surrounding it.
Within my work I therefore try to deal more with the effect of space and see
the experience of the individual as the central focus of the design. Although I come from industrial design, I don't think that design in today's society should be limited to the production of products that are easy to produce. It serves to communicate, to dream,
to sound out boundaries and to cross them. Art, architecture, fashion, typography, graphic design, UX, industrial design: all of this comes from human creation. Due to my studies
in Darmstadt, I feel committed to the idea of the "Gesamtkunstwerk" of art nouveau and I would like to experience all fields of creative work.

Technology plays an important role in my design, as it also pushes me to cross borders.
It enables designers to create new design possibilities and changes our society in the long term. The digital age has had an extreme influence on my design and how I work.
But the greatest enrichment of this time is that it has given people completely new and unimaginable possibilities for interaction. It influences the experience of the product
as well as the integration of the individual and advertising.

Since my time in London and working for Bodo Sperlein, the luxury industry has a special meaning for me. This time has had a lasting influence on my world of thought and my demands on design, which is why I decided to study my Advanced Master in Design for Luxury & Craftmanship. In today's world, far too many products are manufactured whose life span is limited. Objects and situations should always be designed in such a way
that the user learns to appreciate them on a transcendent level. They should have such a high value in a person's life that it is cultivated out of an intrinsic motivation and preserved for generations. Luxury is the pinnacle of human creativity and we should all work to make this experience more democratic for our society. 

The object always stands in relation to the subject and the space surrounding it. Within my work I therefore try to deal more with the effect of space and see the experience of the individual as the central focus of the design. Although I come from industrial design, I don't think that design in today's society should be limited to the production of products that are easy to produce. It serves to communicate, to dream, to sound out boundaries and to cross them. Art, architecture, fashion, typography, graphic design, UX, industrial design: all of this comes from human creation. Due to my studies in Darmstadt, I feel committed to the idea of the "Gesamtkunstwerk" of art nouveau and I would like to experience all fields of creative work.

Technology plays an important role in my design, as it also pushes me to cross borders. It enables designers to create new design possibilities and changes our society in the long term. The digital age has had an extreme influence on my design and how I work. But the greatest enrichment of this time is that it has given people completely new and unimaginable possibilities for interaction. It influences the experience of the product as well as the integration of the individual and advertising.

Since my time in London and working for Bodo Sperlein, the luxury industry has a special meaning for me. This time has had a lasting influence on my world of thought and my demands on design, which is why I decided to study my Advanced Master in Design for Luxury & Craftmanship. In today's world, far too many products are manufactured whose life span is limited. Objects and situations should always be designed in such a way that the user learns to appreciate them on a transcendent level. They should have such a high value in a person's life that it is cultivated out of an intrinsic motivation and preserved for generations. Luxury is the pinnacle of human creativity and we should all work to make this experience more democratic for our society. 

The object always stands in relation to the subject and the space surrounding it. Within my work I therefore try to deal more with the effect of space and see the experience of the individual as the central focus of the design. Although I come from industrial design, I don't think that design in today's society should be limited to the production of products that are easy to produce. It serves to communicate, to dream, to sound out boundaries and to cross them. Art, architecture, fashion, typography, graphic design, UX, industrial design: all of this comes from human creation. Due to my studies in Darmstadt, I feel committed to the idea of the "Gesamtkunstwerk" of art nouveau and I would like to experience all fields of creative work.

Technology plays an important role in my design, as it also pushes me to cross borders. It enables designers to create new design possibilities and changes our society in the long term. The digital age has had an extreme influence on my design and how I work. But the greatest enrichment of this time is that it has given people completely new and unimaginable possibilities for interaction. It influences the experience of the product as well as the integration of the individual and advertising.

Since my time in London and working for Bodo Sperlein, the luxury industry has a special meaning for me. This time has had a lasting influence on my world of thought and my demands on design, which is why I decided to study my Advanced Master in Design for Luxury & Craftmanship. In today's world, far too many products are manufactured whose life span is limited. Objects and situations should always be designed in such a way that the user learns to appreciate them on a transcendent level. They should have such a high value in a person's life that it is cultivated out of an intrinsic motivation and preserved for generations. Luxury is the pinnacle of human creativity and we should all work to make this experience more democratic for our society. 

The object always stands in relation to the subject and the space surrounding it. Within my work I therefore try to deal more with the effect of space and see the experience of the individual as the central focus of the design. Although I come from industrial design, I don't think that design in today's society should be limited to the production of products that are easy to produce. It serves to communicate, to dream, to sound out boundaries and to cross them. Art, architecture, fashion, typography, graphic design, UX, industrial design: all of this comes from human creation. Due to my studies
in Darmstadt, I feel committed to the idea of the "Gesamtkunstwerk" of art nouveau and I would like to experience all fields of creative work.

Technology plays an important role in my design, as it also pushes me to cross borders. It enables designers to create new design possibilities and changes our society in the long term. The digital age has had an extreme influence on my design and how I work.
But the greatest enrichment of this time is that it has given people completely new and unimaginable possibilities for interaction. It influences the experience of the product as well as the integration of the individual and advertising.

Since my time in London and working for Bodo Sperlein, the luxury industry has a special meaning for me. This time has had a lasting influence on my world of thought and my demands on design, which is why I decided to study my Advanced Master in Design for Luxury & Craftmanship. In today's world, far too many products are manufactured whose life span is limited. Objects and situations should always be designed in such a way that the user learns to appreciate them on a transcendent level. They should have such a high value in a person's life that it is cultivated out of an intrinsic motivation and preserved for generations. Luxury is the pinnacle of human creativity and we should all work to make this experience more democratic for our society. 

The object always stands in relation to the subject and the space surrounding it. Within my work I therefore try to deal more with the effect of space and see the experience of the individual as the central focus of the design. Although I come from industrial design, I don't think that design in today's society should be limited to the production of products that are easy to produce. It serves to communicate, to dream, to sound out boundaries and to cross them. Art, architecture, fashion, typography, graphic design, UX, industrial design: all of this comes from human creation. Due to my studies in Darmstadt, I feel committed to the idea of the "Gesamtkunstwerk" of art nouveau and I would like to experience all fields of creative work.

Technology plays an important role in my design, as it also pushes me to cross borders. It enables designers to create new design possibilities and changes our society in the long term. The digital age has had an extreme influence on my design and how I work.
But the greatest enrichment of this time is that it has given people completely new and unimaginable possibilities for interaction. It influences the experience of the product as well as the integration of the individual and advertising.

Since my time in London and working for Bodo Sperlein, the luxury industry has a special meaning for me. This time has had a lasting influence on my world of thought and my demands on design, which is why I decided to study my Advanced Master in Design for Luxury & Craftmanship. In today's world, far too many products are manufactured whose life span is limited. Objects and situations should always be designed in such a way that the user learns to appreciate them on a transcendent level. They should have such a high value in a person's life that it is cultivated out of an intrinsic motivation and preserved for generations. Luxury is the pinnacle of human creativity and we should all work to make this experience more democratic for our society.