I’m a Berlin-based designer, curator, and creative consultant working at the intersection of design, culture, and communication. My practice focuses on developing visual, spatial, and brand experiences that connect strategic thinking with strong cultural relevance.

My academic background includes studies at the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam and the Elisava School of Design in Barcelona, followed by both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Product Design from the Weißensee Academy of Art Berlin.

Throughout my academic and professional career, I have collaborated with internationally recognized designers including Hermann August Weizenegger, Carola Zwick, Judith Seng, Martha Schwindling, Alexandra Martini, and Nils Krüger. These experiences shaped an interdisciplinary approach that combines conceptual thinking, aesthetics, storytelling, and practical execution.

Over the years, I have worked across freelance, agency, and institutional contexts, contributing to projects in design, branding, exhibition-making, and cultural communication. This range of experience allows me to navigate both creative development and strategic processes with equal fluency.

Since 2019, I have led my own design studio, collaborating with freelancers, agencies, and creative partners on multidisciplinary projects spanning design, brand experience, and cultural production. In parallel, I work as a Brand Experience Specialist at an advertising agency, where I contribute creative direction and strategic oversight.

I am also the founder and curator of the BRUNG Gallery Collective, where I serve as art director and develop exhibitions, events, and collaborative formats that bring together artists, designers, and cultural practitioners.

Across all areas of my work, I am interested in creating thoughtful experiences that foster dialogue, engagement, and lasting cultural impact.