Moments is a collection of artworks I’ve designed over the years—pieces that stand apart from my portfolio or day-to-day design work, but which together form a truer portrait of me as a creative. Best experienced through the interactive web gallery, this ongoing archive brings together single images, interactive experiments, and visual fragments that were never made for a client or brief.
Some are polished, others raw, but all capture a fleeting mood, idea, or technical curiosity at a specific point in time. It’s part digital sketchbook, part visual diary, and part sandbox for exploring unfamiliar tools, aesthetics, and techniques without the pressure of a clear outcome.
Best viewed in this web experience.
For me, Moments is about preserving creative sparks that might otherwise fade into forgotten folders—keeping them alive, visible, and shareable. Many of these works are tied to particular times, emotions, or events, becoming personal markers along my creative journey. Some stand alone, while others quietly seed ideas that grow into larger projects.
In a world that celebrates fast, finished, and marketable work, Moments is a deliberate pause—a space for process, play, and the slow accumulation of the pieces that make up who I am.
