About Me

I am a multi-disciplinary designer working at the intersection of jewellery, digital creation, and narrative. I graduated cum laude from Stellenbosch University (2020–2023), where I specialised in contemporary jewellery and was recognised as top of my class. My final body of work, Palimpsest of Narrative, explored the reinterpretation of antique jewellery symbolism through a contemporary lens, forming a collection rooted in history, storytelling, and material expression.

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My core strength lies in ideation and conceptualisation—developing ideas into cohesive, meaningful design outcomes that connect narrative, form, and context.

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Driven to expand my creative and technical skillset, I continued my studies at Think Tank Training Centre, completing a diploma focused on digital design and production. During the final six months of the programme, I was based in Vancouver, where I worked closely with industry professionals and gained insight into professional creative pipelines.

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I currently work as a freelance jewellery designer and at Studio Loubser, where I am involved in both creative and administrative roles. My practice includes jewellery CAD development using Rhino 3D, allowing me to bridge traditional craftsmanship with digital precision.

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Alongside my design work, I am studying narrative design, driven by an interest in storytelling, worldbuilding, and the creation of immersive concepts. I am particularly interested in developing a cohesive design language that extends across disciplines—where objects, environments, and narratives come together to form interactive, living worlds.

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Photography is an integral part of my practice, serving as both documentation and creative exploration, capturing fragments of everyday life that inform my broader visual and conceptual work.