THE STARTING POINT

Ever since I was young, I've been making things. Coming up with ideas, taking things apart, rebuilding them, and seeing how I can create something with my own hands. Since the age of sixteen, I've worked as a welder. What started as a trade grew more and more into a way to bring my ideas to life.

Where welding is about technique and craftsmanship for me, design is about freedom.

The combination of the two forms the foundation of my work.

THE DEVELOPMENT

Over the years, I noticed that I didn't want to make what was needed. I wanted to make what didn't exist yet.

Interior, exterior, objects and artworks: increasingly, I began working from an idea rather than from a commission. Steel became more than just a construction material. It became a way to express form, character and personality.

That's where my own direction emerged: bold, modern designs where craftsmanship and art come together.

MY SIGNATURE

I combine my experience as a welder with my love of design. I like working with steel, lines, shapes and geometry. The polygonal style in particular speaks to me: sleek, powerful and technical, yet with a character of its own.

I'm not someone who wants to make everything according to a fixed pattern. I design from the idea and then look for the best way to bring it to life technically.

From a first sketch to separate steel parts and finally one complete object: I want to understand the whole process and be able to make it myself.

Designing and building. Not just conceiving, but actually bringing it into being.

THE VISION

For me, steel doesn't have to be cold or industrial. It can be personal, stylish and impressive instead.

I want to explore the boundary between craft and art, technique and design, function and appearance. What starts as an idea on paper should ultimately become something you want to keep looking at. No mass production. No standard solutions. Just unique designs, with the strength of steel and the character of handmade work.

Made to stand out. Built to last.