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Portfolio
Welcome to my portfolio. Here you’ll find a selection of my work. Explore my projects to learn more about what I do.
Reverse Techpack - Product Development
In 2025, I participated in the Lasell Footwear Design and Development certificate course. This showcases a series of practical assignments that highlight my expertise in product development. This fictive project demonstrates my approach to creating a footwear techpack.
Design Briefing
In 2025, I participated in the Lasell Footwear Design and Development certificate course. This showcases a series of practical assignments that highlight my expertise in color and material design. This fictive project demonstrates my approach to trend research and application in footwear design.
Color & Material Design
In 2025, I participated in the Lasell Footwear Design and Development certificate course. This showcases a series of practical assignments that highlight my expertise in color and material design. These fictive projects demonstrate my approach to trend research and application in footwear design.
(re)vived & (re)woven
(re)vived & (re)woven explores repair and recycling through weaving. Continuing my master’s research into alternative methods of shoemaking and sustainable materials, this commissioned work for the Shoe Museum (Schoenenkwartier) investigates weaving as a means of repair. Using leftover materials from factories, such as shoe laces or leather cuttings, I weave these into existing footwear. The project continues my exploration of how weaving can turn repair into a form of renewal.
Nordic Biomaterials at Aalto University
I took part in the Aalto University CHEMARTS summer course to learn more about Nordic Biomaterials, specifically cellulose based materials. These findings I implemented on footwear experiments.
Bata Industrials FAYVR
The FAYVR collection is made for multipurpose wear. With the most flexible sole Bata ever created, designed to give you the best rebound and keep your feet fit. This collection was developed for professionals in light industry environments as: logistics, automotive, manufacturing, transport and processing.
Reclaimed Softness
The softness of material is often what makes shoes comfortable. To emphasise softness, this collection contains only the softest leathers executed in soft pastel tones.
UTW ECCO X Studio Hagel
A collaboration with Studio Hagel based on the streetwear trend of techwear. A playfull take on functionality made nonfunctional.
Laundered Indigo
Exploring the concept of laundered through different dyeing techniques. Execution of BIOM C in 3 different shades of real indigo dyed leathers.
New Nudes
Experimental collection with a focus on Nude colours and different material surfaces
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