Most weekends, I’m chasing rainbows and sunlight (quite literally), getting lost in the sound of waves, or museum-hopping, coffee in one hand, a Polaroid camera in the other. The Sherlock Museum (in London) remains a personal favourite for its delightfully peculiar collection.

I travel (mostly with company) to feel. To listen. To learn. I’d happily fill every page of my passport if I could, whether it’s through a quiet hike in the hills or a new city unfolding around me, layered with history and the stories it holds. Lately, I’ve been experimenting with drones. There’s a quiet thrill in capturing the world from above.

Music fuels most of these moments, as do stories, usually the kind people carry with them. Maybe that’s why I talk about them so much. And maybe that’s also why I design the way I do: with curiosity, context, and a deep love for the world outside the screen.