Fingers on the Pulse is a project that explores the intersection of accessible design and visual aesthetics, centering the needs of the visually impaired. The book incorporates full braille translations, tactile illustrations, die-cuts, and interactive elements to create a multi-sensory reading experience. The book balances tactile functionality with graphic form so that accessibility and design can coexist.

Clockwork is a project rooted in the exploration of temporality and the art of aging. At it’s center is a book of twelve poems each representing a month of the year, bound in rusted steel to signify the physical effects of time. The project expands into a conceptual book launch event, featuring a steel engraved invitation revealed through a water-soluble envelope, a poster series, and handmade candles as takeaways to highlight the passage of time.

Boundary Sake is a packaging line of Sake inspired by the traditional Japanese art of shibari, honoring its roots in ritual craftsmanship rather than contemporary associations. The line features three bottles, Floral, Dry, and Sweet, each sealed with a hand tied rope detail referencing shibari forms. Minimalist in design, the packaging emphesizes restraint, balance, and the quiet tension between form and function.