Creating experiences that inform, engage, and connect.

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With a focus on immersive design, I’m a creative designer working on translating ocean science into accessible, visual, and emotional narratives. After years working across cultural and brand experiences, I’m now dedicating my practice to projects that serve ocean conservation and science communication.

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I combine spatial design, exhibition storytelling, and creative visualization to craft experiences that engage audiences, raise awareness, and inspire action through meaningful design.

Alongside my creative practice, I’ve developed strong project management skills through over two years of experience in event and exhibition production working closely with production teams to coordinate design, logistics, and delivery.

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Experiential design

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Educational design

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Art direction

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Project development

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Interaction Design

Deep Blue Pavilion

Project Management

Art Direction / Experiential Design

Project Development

Interior Design

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Interior Design

Project Management

HOBBIES

Expedition

As I grew more conscious of the planet's vulnerability, I came to grasp the vital role whales play in maintaining oceanic health. The deeper I delved into their world, the clearer it became that their survival is closely linked to the wellbeing of our entire ecosystem. This realization sparked a strong desire to help preserve their habitat the oceans and protect the fragile balance that supports all life on Earth. This growing awareness led to a profound fascination.

The great herring feast above the Arctic Circle in the Kvaenangen fjord

Photography

From late October to February, orcas and other whale species such as fin and humpback whales migrate to the Norwegian coasts, following the herrings, their main food source. Carousel feeding is a sophisticated hunting technique used by Norwegian orcas (killer whales) to catch the herring. From observation, here's how it works:

Herding: A pod of orcas works together to locate a school of herring and corral them into a tight ball near the surface or against the ice.

Bubbling and flashing: The orcas blow bubbles and use their white bellies to confuse and frighten the fish, tightening the bait ball.

Tail-slapping (carousel moment): One orca then strikes the bait ball with a powerful tail slap, stunning or killing multiple fish at once.

Feeding: The orcas take turns swimming through the stunned fish to feed, often methodically and without competition among pod members.