Although I chose a scientific path, my interest in aesthetics never disappeared.
This dual perspective, combining logic and visual expression, has shaped the way I work today: turning data into experiences that are both analytical and meaningful.

My career began in a media agency, where I spent eight years working with data and analytics. During that time, I discovered the work of Garr Reynolds and others who emphasized clarity, simplicity and emotional impact. This approach changed how I saw data. It was no longer just about explaining numbers, but about creating understanding.

I then joined a global automotive company, where I spent six years in digital roles. There, I used data to support strategy, improve performance and guide decision-making across teams and functions.

Today, I am Chief Data Officer in a mid-sized company. I oversee the entire data ecosystem, from infrastructure and governance to data visualization and artificial intelligence.

In parallel, I explore how data can be transformed into visual forms that reveal meaning, create insight and support better decisions. This is my personal practice and conviction about data art.