The strongest memories of my childhood are the ones in which I was cutting and piecing together old fabrics and clothes in my room, sculpting new silhouettes of garments around my body.I have always been drawn to mathematics and computer science, but I never felt complete when choosing between art and science. I decided to study architecture because I believed it would be a good combination of logic and creativity, and it would open my mind to new ideas.This proved to be true when I was exposed to parametric design, 3D printing, and new technologies such as robotic arms. As someone who always dreamed of being a fashion designer, in the back of my head, I couldn't help but think about how to take this new knowledge to the world of fashion. This is why I combine fashion with technology and research more sustainable production methods to create the fashion of the future. My work centers around developing innovative methods for 3D printed garments with robotic arms, exploring architectonic shapes with the ambition to bring the worlds of science, engineering, and fashion together to empower women. Another big part of my work is designing fashion that will make the person wearing it feel confident about themselves and self-complete with the person they chose to be. The design journey is where my heart lays, from concept research and draping to sketching, creating flats and tech packs, sourcing materials, sewing, and refining craftsmanship. I relish the opportunity to be inventive in pattern making and the shapes of the garments on the body. I extend the limits of design software, such as Adobe, to design prints and make fashion flats and patterns. My approach is characterized by a steadfast, organized, and cohesive methodology. I gravitate towards the most complex and challenging assignments, tackling them with an unwavering commitment to excellence. My best friends would describe me as highly motivated, inspiring, and a person who stays relaxed in the most stressful situations.