Multi-disciplinary maker of exciting, remarkable and beautiful things, working at the intersection of brand identity and visual storytelling.I've had the good fortune to work with renowned agencies and online magazines including Mashable, Forbes, Cambridge University, World Economic Forum, Nasdaq, VRT, Wintercircus Gent, Red Bull, Motorola, Samsung, Netflix, Amazon Prime, ONLYHUMANS, SBS and Bitcoin Suisse

Together with a team of analysts and marketing guru's at Bitcoin Suisse, we designed and published a handful of publications related to unpack the Bitcoin ecosystem

Quite excited for this one — as of today, I start working at THUIS (Flemish Television Soap Opera — VRT) as a freelance designer and photographer. I support the set dressing team with all kinds of design related tasks.

As a Digital Prop Designer for Knokke Off (also internationally known as High Tides), a production partnership between VRT and Netflix, I was responsible for creating realistic, interactive digital props that enhanced the authenticity of the show and supported the actors' performances. My key responsibilities included:→ Designing and producing digital replicas of physical props that actors could interact with during scenes, such as highly detailed, near-identical recreations of ID cards and credit cards.→ Developing functional, interactive clones of popular mobile applications, including iMessage, WhatsApp, and Find My iPhone, ensuring they closely mimicked the real apps' interfaces and behaviors.→ Collaborating with the production design team to ensure all digital props met the show's aesthetic requirements and narrative needs.

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Had the amazing opportunity of doing my internship at the award-winning maker of good shit: Dogstudio.Go check it out 🐶www.dogstudio.be

As part of 'Generation What,' the VRT established a youth editorial team, in which I participated with a few classmates over the past 5 weeks.Generation What is the first large-scale and multimedia investigation into the concerns of the 18-34 age group. The project was centered around an online survey consisting of 149 questions divided into 21 themes. Twelve countries collaborated to turn it into a true European event: France, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Ireland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Wales (UK), Greece, and the Czech Republic.

As a student, I had the opportunity to support the Bits Of Love team with graphic work. I was given joint responsibility for building the website, handling small in-house projects, and similar tasks.