My work lives at the intersection of brand strategy and communication design. I help companies that are genuinely trying to change something — in energy, sustainability, technology, or beyond — find the language and visual clarity to make their mission understood by the people they're trying to reach.

That might mean building a brand identity from the ground up. It might mean restructuring a website so that a complex offer becomes immediately legible. It might mean designing a pitch deck that makes investors lean forward, or an impact report that turns data into a story worth sharing. Whatever the format, the question is always the same: does this communicate what it needs to communicate, to the right person, in a way that moves them?

I've been working at this intersection for 15 years. With clients across renewable energy, sustainability, entertainment, technology, and public institutions. My background is broader than most designers: I started my career as a professional figure skater, performing and choreographing across the world, before moving into live event production and eventually brand and communication design. That path gave me an understanding of performance, production under pressure, and how to build experiences that actually land — which has shaped how I approach every project since.

I'm a studio of one, which means when you work with me, you get me — not a junior designer briefed on your behalf. I take full responsibility for the scope of every project, and where I bring in other specialists, I manage that too.

I'm based in Engelberg, Switzerland — one of the most beautiful places in the world — where I spend time outside of work ski-touring and biking in the mountains.
I work remotely with clients across Europe and beyond.