About
Designer, poet, maker of forms.
I am a Boston-based 2D and 3D designer whose practice sits at the intersection of computation, craft, and poetic inquiry.
Background
I hold a Master of Science in Computational and Advanced Design from the DesignMorphine program at the University of Architecture, Civil Engineering, and Geodesy in Sofia, Bulgaria, a rigorous graduate curriculum that trained her in parametric, generative, and spatial design methodologies.
My undergraduate foundation in art and design was laid at Penn State University, where writing and visual thinking first converged. That dual sensibility, language and form, remains central to my practice.
My group master's work was featured in the Metrotopia Metaverse and presented at ArchAgenda Debates for the Chicago Architecture Biennial in 2023, placing my work within an international conversation about the future of space, computation, and design.
Philosophy
My design practice begins with discovery: probing what a subject does, is, and represents, and how it interacts with its environment. I aim to reach the 'soul' of a concept and translate it into new forms, an emotion into an object, or a process into space. As both poet and designer, I use poetic devices and visceral expression to reveal abstract and emotional dimensions. Computational design extends this process, granting freedom to explore permutations where art, poetry, and technology converge.
Influences
Oskar Schlemmer
Yoko Ono
Coco Chanel
The Natural World
Human + Animal Behavior