Thinking across markets, systems, culture, and craft.

I am currently studying Commerce at the University of Melbourne, with a strong interest in management, marketing, and strategic thinking. I am drawn to problems that are messy at first: unclear markets, fragmented ideas, cultural signals, and questions that need both structure and imagination.

Strategy interests me because it asks for pattern recognition, judgment, and the ability to find an angle that is not obvious. I like connecting business, technology, design, human behavior, and culture, then turning that connection into something clearer.

AI became important to me when ChatGPT first appeared. I was curious not only about what it could automate, but about what it could unlock: new ways to create, organize knowledge, build products, and make individual work more powerful.

Beyond business and technology, I care about hands-on creation. Pottery, craft, design, wine, and other material cultures shape how I think about taste, attention, and meaningful work. If I had a free month, I would probably spend it in Jingdezhen making ceramics.

This website is not a LinkedIn-style portfolio. It is part archive, part journal, and part public practice. It exists to make my thinking more visible and to attract people who are curious, thoughtful, creative, and serious about building things.