LMIT Designs.
Although an artist and a wonderer by nature, I didn’t come into design chasing beauty.
I came because I needed systems that cared.
Everything I make begins there — design as survival, design as repair. I build and study the frameworks that decide how people are treated, and I try to make them more humane.
LMIT Designs is where I work through that mission: a space for governing humane systems with limitless creativity, and designing the element of impact.
Design Manifesto.
My art was always the prototype.
Before I built digital systems, I made visual ones… patterns, textures, and moments that helped me understand how emotion and structure can live together. This manifesto is the continuation of that practice.
I came to design out of necessity — to understand how and why systems fail people, and how design can become a language for repair.
What began as art to process emotion evolved into a discipline of structure, empathy, and precision.
My work centers people who live inside complex systems.
I study how policy, equity, and interfaces shape their choices, then design ways to make those experiences more transparent, more navigable, more humane.