I design tangible ideas, explore future scenarios, and collaborate across disciplines. Practices include but are not limited to concept development, graphic design, future thinking and creative research. This results in formats such as publications, creative concepts, print and digital designs, (visual) research reports.
We are surrounded by plans for the future through policy, systems, and decisions made today. But most of them remain abstract. Careful and created to be agreed upon. As the world becomes more complex, many of the challenges we face can’t be solved with simple solutions. They require more radical change. What’s missing is not direction, but imagination. Without a tangible sense of what a future could look and feel like, it becomes difficult to move towards it. That’s where design comes in.
The challenges we face today don’t belong to a single discipline. But the way we work often still does. To create futures that people can actually act on, different fields need to come together, where knowledge and imagination meet. So besides working with designers I like to collaborate across disciplines. They bring deep expertise. I bring a different way of looking, one that can open up new directions, ask unexpected questions, and make ideas tangible.