I was born in the summer of 1993 in a small town near the coast. My mother was an accountant and my father was a mechanic, so I grew up surrounded by numbers and engines. But what really shaped me was being raised by my grandmother who taught me all about cars. She had a passion for them that I inherited, and by the time I was 15, I knew I wanted to be a car designer.

After high school, I studied industrial design at college. I loved learning about different materials, production techniques, and how to create something from scratch. But my true passion lay in designing cars, so after completing my degree, I moved to Detroit where I landed an internship with General Motors. It was tough starting out as a junior designer, but I worked hard and eventually got hired full-time.

A few years later, I decided it was time for a change of pace. I wanted to challenge myself more creatively, so I left GM and joined a small startup that focused on electric vehicles. There were fewer rules there, which allowed me to experiment with new ideas. We created some innovative designs, but sadly the company folded due to financial issues.

I took it as an opportunity to continue working in the industry while also pursuing my own projects. Currently, I'm freelancing for various car manufacturers and simultaneously building a personal brand as a car designer on social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok.

When not working on cars or sharing them online, I enjoy spending time outdoors with