Let me introduce myself

I am currently based in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, where I am completing my Master’s degree in Interaction Design. Alongside my studies, I work as a research and teaching assistant, focusing primarily on human and artificial creativity and artificial intelligence. 

Outside my professional and academic work, I am developing personal projects exploring future interfaces for chatbot interactions. I am also involved in projects related to the finance and museum sectors, including collaborations with museums in the Netherlands.

Beyond my work in design and technology, I have a strong interest in political science, political philosophy, and history. I am particularly interested in visual communication in the public sector and in how information can be presented and communicated to different audiences. 

Driven by these interests, I am also pursuing a degree in International Relations and European Studies.

Alongside my academic work, I am developing several personal projects exploring how future interfaces can help younger generations engage more actively with politics. Through these projects, I aim to investigate new ways of presenting political content, making complex topics more accessible, and fostering meaningful engagement with political and civic life.