About me

“Curiosity leads me, design gives it form.”

I graduated in June 2025 with a Bachelor of Arts in Design, specializing in Scientific Visualization at ZHdK. During my studies I explored a wide range of scientific fields, from archaeology to medicine. My diploma project focused on veterinary medicine: in collaboration with professors and students from the Vetsuisse Faculty at the University of Zurich, I developed an interactive 3D teaching tool based on CT data, integrating didactic perspectives with design to enhance spatial understanding in anatomy.

Currently, I am completing an internship at the University of Zurich within the ChlamHealth research group led by Prof. Dr. Nicole Borel, contributing to visual communication and design for ongoing research projects.

I am fascinated by working directly with scientists — drawing knowledge from the source and transforming it into accessible visual formats. My interests lie in science communication, research visualization, and educational tools. I also enjoy experimenting with new technologies such as interactive 3D, imaging methods, and immersive media (VR/AR), which I see as innovative tools to make knowledge more tangible.

Beyond design, I enjoy outdoor photography, occasionally riding my motorbike or playing drums — always curious for new experiences that broaden my perspective.