I was born on September 21, 2004, and for as long as I can remember I've been someone who needs to make things, not just think about them.
It started with traditional sketching and painting, then sculpting with clay. Eventually I was building things on my own at home — DIY projects out of cardboard, just to see if I could turn an idea into something physical.
A few years later I discovered technology: robotics and Arduino were my entry point. That curiosity pulled me toward HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and I started building my first websites.
Around the same time, I fell in love with design — I picked up Illustrator and Photoshop, moved into 3D modeling with Blender, and then into motion graphics and animation with After Effects.
Today, all of that has converged into one big goal: becoming a strong full-stack web developer, without losing the creative, hands-on instinct that started this whole journey.
Frontend
Backend
Creative tools
Tinkering with
I'm also exploring the offensive security side of things — running labs in WSL with tools like Nmap, Wireshark, and Burp Suite to understand how vulnerabilities actually work, not as a career switch, but because finding the "crack" in a system is the same instinct that made me want to know how an Arduino circuit or a clay sculpture holds together.
- student-finance-tracker — Full-stack income-cycle budgeting app for students, built with React, Node.js, Express & PostgreSQL.
- neural-network-from-scratch — Neural networks built from raw Python, hand-derived backpropagation, with a 96% accurate MNIST digit classifier.
From clay and cardboard to code — still building, just with different materials.