I have always been interested in crafts. As a child, I expressed my creativity with Legos and scale models. Later on, video and photography became additional outlets for my creativity. I've been fortunate to be in a position where I could combine my creative side with another important aspect of my life: sports. As a teenager, I learned how to shoot and edit videos. We recorded rollerblading tricks and created clips and movies. This is something I continue to do.

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I have certificates from both vocational school and high school. However, what has taught me the most is my nearly 15-year career in the metal industry. I learned not only the working methods in the field but also how to interact with paying customers. Additionally, I realized that work should be meaningful and contribute to personal development. This realization led me to pursue further education at the age of 34. I was accepted into Metropolia University of Applied Sciences, where I ultimately graduated as an industrial designer.

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I feel that industrial design aligns with my interests and skills perfectly. It allows me to apply my creativity while also utilizing the practical skills I acquired earlier.