Growing up as a second-generation Australian immigrant, I didn’t have anyone who I could follow in a creative aspect. I was raised to be more intellectual than creative, but naturally, I preferred creative thinking - which drove me to Graphic design and Art.

For the first year and a half of university I majored in Visual Communications, it was nice being able to study what I loved, but it became too familiar. The change to Interaction Design was abrupt, however, it brings together my fascination of sociology, technology, human interactions, and the desire to help make society better - in addition, by changing my major I have been to combine the knowledge of both my degrees to make me a better designer and prospective business consultant.