BIO

My journey began with the structured world of mechanical engineering in 2015 and for six years, I immersed myself in the practical territory of electromechanical contracting, translating theoretical concepts into tangible realities in Beirut, Lebanon. However, a desire for creative exploration began to stir up. The rigid lines of established systems no longer fully satisfied my intellectual curiosity. This led me to Milan, the design capital, and the transformative experience of pursuing a master's degree in product design. I discovered the power of aesthetics, the importance of user experience, and the boundless potential of design to shape our interactions with the world. My mechanical engineering background, now interwoven with a designer's sensibility, began to manifest in a unique way. I found myself drawn to the intricate mechanics of robotics, the futuristic allure of space exploration, and the elegant simplicity of scientific theories.

I attempt to translate complex scientific concepts into accessible and engaging products, bridging the gap between abstract theory and tangible design. Whether it's a lamp inspired by the principles of quantum entanglement or a robotic arm designed to mimic the movements of celestial bodies, my work is driven by a desire to explore the intersection of science, technology, and design. My journey, from the construction site to the design studio, has been a continuous process of learning and evolution, a testament to the power of following one's passions and embracing the unexpected turns along the way. The “louver” collection is the biggest example of me interpreting this process and bringing it to life to be my first collection in this beautifully vast field.