Can you briefly describe yourself and your practice?
Alongside my professional practice, I also explore design and art through different materials and mediums, often using making to explore and connect with places and landscapes, and the different stories and perspectives they hold.

What drew you to study at SIT?
I was originally studying in France and wanted to gain some experience studying abroad. I was particularly interested in SIT because of its focus on social sciences, and the Master of European Design programme which offers the opportunity to spend two years studying at universities across Europe.

How did studying at SIT impact your practice?
At SIT, I learned about different aspects of product and service design, which gave me a strong foundation for the work I do today, including user research, service and product design, co-design, sustainability and ethics.

The school’s partnerships with brands and local organisations, such as the CCI, also gave me valuable experience working on real-world projects, and how to work with a potential client

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