From the Danish Pavilion at the 2023 Venice Biennale to launching the DFF research project Ecologies of Stone, I have professionally grown from collaborations with ecologists, anthropologists, and design experts alike. With two master’s degrees and 7 years of experience as a researcher and teacher, I’ve had the privilege of working at the Royal Danish Academy, the Aarhus School of Architecture, UNDP - Climate Change Department, AHO - The Oslo School of Architecture and Design, and The Faculty of Architecture in Skopje.

Alongside my academic research, I have spent the past 7 years immersed in competition architecture, contributing to and leading award-winning proposals across Europe. My practice is rooted in 'Research-by-Design' at the intersection of Architecture and Landscape. I use design not just as a means of expression, but as a method of inquiry—where each drawing, model, or strategy becomes a tool to ask better questions about how we live, build, and adapt in a world shaped by climate change.