I am a seasoned interaction designer and experience design with a doctoral degree in design. My work focuses on the evolving relationship between humans and tools or interfaces, and the diverse contexts in which this relationship unfolds. I explore how tools or interfaces influence the ways we think, feel, and act, and how new practices, routines, and perspectives can emerge from this interplay. My work aims to make this interplay tangible, to reflect on it critically, and to open up new possibilities of interaction through design. For me, design is not only about creating, but also about asking questions and exploring them through research, experimentation, and co-creation. Equally important is sharing my knowledge, both in teaching and in practice, to support learning and skill-building in others.