I was born in Djibouti, a place defined by desert landscapes, warm tones, and a long history of nomadic resilience. Growing up in a culture built on movement, adaptation, and strength shaped the way I see the world. These early influences gave me a deep appreciation for simplicity, clarity, and purposeful design — the same qualities I bring into my creative work today.

Even though creativity surrounded me through my mother, who worked in interior design, I found myself drawn toward technology. I spent years exploring computers, IT, and digital tools because I loved understanding how things worked behind the scenes. Over time, I realized the perfect place where creativity and technology come together is digital design. It gave me both the structure of tech and the expressive freedom of visual storytelling.

Through UX/UI design, branding, web design, and e-commerce, I discovered how much I enjoy building clean, modern digital experiences that actually help people. Whether it’s a portfolio, a Shopify store, or a web concept, I love creating things that feel organized, functional, and meaningful. Technology has always been a way for me to solve problems and give others tools that make their lives easier.

My cultural identity is a big part of my design style. I’m inspired by desert palettes, warm earth tones, and the quiet strength found in nature. The camel especially represents who I am: resilient, adaptable, and always moving forward — just like my ancestors who traveled the desert as nomads. That same spirit guides my approach to design. Every project is a chance to stay true to my roots, combine creativity with technology, and build digital experiences that carry purpose and identity.