Designer
LIGHTING | MATERIAL InnovationPublic Space, Lighting
Urban Stem
Ongoing Collection | Oozy
Consigned | Side Gallery
Released | 28/08/20
12+ Artist Proof
Upcoming Exhibitions
2021 ES Salon De Mobile
2021 NL Object Rotterdam
Public Exhibitions
2021 IT Venice Design Biennial
2021 NL Yksi Expo Gallery
2021 ES Side Gallery Barcelona
2021 ES Casavells | ‘Starting From Zero’
2020 NL Kazerne | ‘Impromptu’
2020 NL DDW Digital | G20
Consigned | Side Gallery
Released | 28/08/20
12+ Artist Proof
Upcoming Exhibitions
2021 ES Salon De Mobile
2021 NL Object Rotterdam
Public Exhibitions
2021 IT Venice Design Biennial
2021 NL Yksi Expo Gallery
2021 ES Side Gallery Barcelona
2021 ES Casavells | ‘Starting From Zero’
2020 NL Kazerne | ‘Impromptu’
2020 NL DDW Digital | G20
Moving towards greener cities that support natural systems is fundamental to society. Mitigating the depletion of biodiversity often focuses on preserving large natural habitats, but the preservation of ecosystems should also be a goal in the
urban environment. ‘Urban Stem’ shows how light fixtures in public spaces can not only provide illumination but also act as a refuge and nest for flora and fauna. Drawing inspiration from the way erosion sculpts Tafoni sandstone, I have developed a working method that merges the freedom of digital craft with
sophisticated adaptive simulations.
“In spaces designed for and by humans, is there room for interspecies cohabitation?”
urban environment. ‘Urban Stem’ shows how light fixtures in public spaces can not only provide illumination but also act as a refuge and nest for flora and fauna. Drawing inspiration from the way erosion sculpts Tafoni sandstone, I have developed a working method that merges the freedom of digital craft with
sophisticated adaptive simulations.
“In spaces designed for and by humans, is there room for interspecies cohabitation?”
Materials: PLA, PVA, Sand
Lighting; LED, Opal Orange Diffuser
Dimensions | 28x28x120 cm
Lighting; LED, Opal Orange Diffuser
Dimensions | 28x28x120 cm



We rarely make products just for wildlife without an urgent cause and effect - but by combining a utilitarian product that has functional use for society as well as natural systems, is a way to ensure that humans are invested into the process. The goal is to continue the conversation on how to invite nature back into cities, to imagine how we can redesign urban infrastructure, to suit both us and our life support machine.


I wanted to create structures that looked as if they’d almost grown straight out of the ground, mimicking the wild and untamed character of organic fertilisation.
Image Library
Process | Digital & PhysicalPrototypes 01-03
Shown with & without lighting core



Lighting At Night | Reseach Document
Solution based analysis of outdoor lighting






Illumination
Low-Lit context photographs



Exhibited
Object Rotterdam
2021

Exhibited
Casavells | ‘Starting From Zero’
Side Gallery
2021


Interior, Optical Doors
Bobulate
Graduation Project 02
Design Academy Eindhoven
Finished | 28/08/20
Materials: Epoxy, PMMA, Aluminium
Dimensions | 220x91x4.4 cm
Weight | 55kg
Design Academy Eindhoven
Finished | 28/08/20
Materials: Epoxy, PMMA, Aluminium
Dimensions | 220x91x4.4 cm
Weight | 55kg
Optical doors are a playful way to separate spaces. The lens creates fluidity between two
different areas; blending light, colour, texture and form over its volumetric surface.
The lens inside the door magnifies and minimises the observed space by blending a convex and concave form. The position of the observer in relation to their line of sight, changes the perceived view and creates a constantly shifting portrait of the concealed space.
The lens inside the door magnifies and minimises the observed space by blending a convex and concave form. The position of the observer in relation to their line of sight, changes the perceived view and creates a constantly shifting portrait of the concealed space.

The doorway is an important transition point from one domain to the next, but are often only used in the practical sense of allowing entry and exit. This project aims to expose a different way of experiencing the intermediate; acting as a way to transcend ambience, incite activity and provoke humorous encounters with incoming individuals.

The digital window is very attractive to us now and has so much stimulus to indulge in, but I do think that in the physical domain, playing with more analogue methods of seeing and interacting can also be very powerful.
Image Library
Process | Digital & PhysicalGraduation Exhibition
Protoype door in wall section


Optical Doors Catalogue
Digital layout - Formating



Scale-models
Physical exploration of form


Interior, Lighting
Synergy Salt Lamps
Academy Project
Finished | 20/06/19
Materials: Salt, Corn-Starch, Glycerol
Dimensions | 35x35x72 cm & 12x12x120 cm
Weight | 15-20kg
Public Exhibitions
2021 DE Non-Depleted
Finished | 20/06/19
Materials: Salt, Corn-Starch, Glycerol
Dimensions | 35x35x72 cm & 12x12x120 cm
Weight | 15-20kg
Public Exhibitions
2021 DE Non-Depleted
This project is focused on utilising the natural formation and crystallisation of salt as a texture. The unpredictable nature of both
materials work harmoniously together to form a hard solution with unique qualities. The bioplastic aids this natural forming of salt
at the surface because of its high moisture content, long curing time and irregular mixture, which proliferates its distribution and
allows time for the salt to condense.




Embracing the inherent characteristics of bioplastic and using them to dictate the form and functionality of the outcome is prioritised. The stickiness is emphasised through the organic flow and spikey texture, the cracking used to pronounce depth and reference its ephemeral nature, and the varying translucencies to disguise function.


Image Library
Process | Digital & PhysicalInitial Prototype
Coating TL 120cm Bulbs


Sample Selection
Substance Ratio | Coating Technique

Sample Joints
Substance Ratio | Coating Technique




Bathroom, Tiles
Lattice
100 Ventura Straße
Building 8, Room 12
New Berlin, CA 90026
Building 8, Room 12
New Berlin, CA 90026
This project started as an investigation into the highly complex and specialised environmental needs of the Chameleon. I started
looking for ways to communicate this by personifying their needs for our interpretation. This led me into the development phase
of a material that’s reactive to its environment, containing hidden details in colour and texture that can only be seen through al-
tering the lighting or perspective.




This led me into the development phase of a material that’s reactive to its environment, containing hidden details in colour and texture that can only be seen through al- tering the lighting or perspective.






This led me into the development phase of a material that’s reactive to its environment, containing hidden details in colour and texture that can only be seen through al- tering the lighting or perspective.

