CH-8005 Zürich
After completing an apprenticeship as a graphic designer (EFZ) in Lucerne, I co-founded BÜRO ZWOI GmbH, a graphic design studio in Lucerne and Zurich, where I worked from 2016 to 2022. I later earned a Bachelor's degree in Industrial Design and I am currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Collaborative Spatial Development (Kollaborative Raumentwicklung).
My work explores the intersection of form, function, and social relevance — developing concepts, objects, and visual systems that engage with everyday life. I approach design through interdisciplinary collaboration, material awareness, and a hands-on, experimental mindset.
2022–present
Masters degree in Collaborative Spatial Development,
Lucerne School of Engineering and Architecture (HSLU)
2026–present
Freelance Designer at
Hurrah GmbH, Lucerne,
2026–present
Industrial Design Intern at
«FOND Design GmbH», Zurich,
2025–2026
Bachelors degree in Industrial Design, Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK),
2022–2025
Co-founder and collaborator at
«BÜRO ZWOI GmbH» graphic design studio in Lucerne and Zurich,
2016–2022
Apprenticeship as a
Graphic Designer (EFZ) in Meggen, Lucerne
2010–2014
F+F School for Art and Design, Zurich
Project week, Elective Course in Art and Theatre
Lead of Art and Design, Cantonal School Menzingen (KSM), Zug
2025
artsthread, global creative graduate showcase, nominee,
2025
Punch Prize, ZHdK, nominee,
2025
Collection Insights, Museum für Gestaltung Zürich,
2024
BLUT & STAUB – Wenn Reststoffe zu Werkstoffen werden, Gewerbemuseum Winterthur,
2024
Co-project lead of the «Plakatmeile» gallery,
in collaboration with Erich Brechbühl, Yannick Gauch, and Klaus Fromherz
Organization and curation of the special exhibition «Migration + Flight» at the Weltformat Graphic Design Festival in Lucerne
«Zwei Industriedesigner haben ein mobiles Kühlaggregat erfunden», Luzerner Zeitung, 2025
«Das sind die Gewinner des James Dyson Award Schweiz», Hochparterre, 2025
«Mirror of emotions» installation among Zurich University of the Arts student projects», Dezeen, 2025
«Bloc°, une brique modulaire», neozone, 2025