As an Experience Designer at Tellart, I design experiences and products at the intersection of people, technology and nature. I'm driven by a passion for enhancing human connection through thoughtful design, involving users in the process to ensure solutions with real-world value, and creating experiences which foster meaningful interactions rather than contribute to individualization.
At Tellart, I work on experience design projects that sit at the intersection of people, technology and nature. Each project asks something different - a new context, a new audience, a new set of constraints - and that variety is exactly what drives me.
A significant part of my work happens before a project even begins. Tellart operates largely through pitches and requests for proposal, which means I have built real experience in concept development: translating a brief into a compelling vision, crafting the narrative and visuals that get a client excited, and making a strong case for an idea before it exists.
One highlight has been contributing to the Philippine Pavilion at World Expo 2025 in Osaka, designing an immersive experience that tells a national story to a global audience.
Closer to home, I was design lead on Under One Hoop, an immersive dome experience for 3x3 Unites at the NDSM-Werf in Amsterdam. Around 50 participants per session - some familiar with basketball, some not - were guided through three rounds of reflection and connection by a live host and a personal AI companion on their phones. Their individual contributions were woven into a collective declaration, revealed at the end as a shared film. The project explores how interactive experiences can strengthen community and foster collective thinking. Read more on the Tellart website.
Currently, I am deep into a product design project I cannot say much about yet. What I can say is that it has required me to fully immerse myself in an entirely new culture - more details to follow soon.
