As an artist/architect, I believe that I am only as good as the people who surround me. That is why I see my studio not as a private space but as an open platform, an ever-growing co-working environment where everyone is welcome to collaborate, create and brainstorm. My vision is for it to evolve into a true community for creative minds rather than remaining a solo studio.

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When we search for answers to our problems, the best place to start is often our immediate environment. Most solutions are already within reach; we simply need to pay closer attention. Once we begin to observe the world in this way, the universe reveals itself as an endless flow of information and inspiration.

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Because our attention is limited, it becomes essential to curate what we allow in. By filtering and refining this stream, the answers hidden in our surroundings become clearer and more accessible at any given moment. Welcoming new information with openness and delight, instead of comparing it to what we already know, allows us to live fully in the present rather than worrying about future consequences.

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This mindset transforms curated insights into meaningful solutions. It nurtures curiosity rather than cynicism. Even the most ordinary experiences become opportunities to learn and discover new perspectives. In doing so, we gather material for our work, seamlessly woven into our everyday conversations and interactions.