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Graphic and UX Designer







NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate


Shaping a cohesive visual identity for NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate

As the graphics for the communications and social media team at the NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate, I create promotional materials that support outreach, events, and program visibility. I designed the full suite of graphics for the recent Capital Markets Conference and developed an accessible brochure for the Schack Professional Development and Leadership Hub, bringing a unified visual voice to both digital and print communication.

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Attention Machine


Exploring the possible future of attention driven news and emotionally amplified media.

Attention Machine is an interactive system that transforms live headlines into heightened emotional versions to reveal how news may evolve when attention becomes the main resource.

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NYU SPS Viewbook


Creating a unified and contemporary viewbook for students across both undergraduate and graduate programs.

The NYU SPS Viewbooks for Fall 2025 were redesigned to align with the school’s updated website, bringing the brand’s refreshed visual identity into print. Printed in five thousand copies for distribution.

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When our Hearts Meet


Exploring how warmth, touch, and shared physiology can reconnect people in an individualistic world.
This wearable device warms the wearer’s palm in real time based on another person’s heart rate, creating a quiet but immediate sense of closeness. Built for a physical computing class, it uses simple interactions and bodily signals to encourage moments of connection that feel personal rather than mediated by screens. It turns a vital sign into a shared sensory experience, inviting users to feel intimacy through warmth.

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Cipralex Effect


Acrylic on Canvas and 3D Blender + Premiere Pro Animation
This triad painting and accompanying animation explore the divide between outward presentation and internal tension. Using a pill motif, a confined figure, and soft pastel tones, the work contrasts surface calm with underlying unease. Through both paint and motion, it becomes a study of self and material, tracing how emotion can be expressed and transformed.

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