ABOUT ME

I am a designer working across jewelry and fashion. I graduated from the Industrial Design Department at Yeditepe University, where I developed a multidisciplinary approach that considers design not only as an aesthetic outcome, but as a process shaped by concept, material knowledge, and production methods.

I gained industry experience through an internship in jewelry design, during which some of my designs were produced and realized as physical pieces. I actively work with digital modeling, rendering, and prototyping throughout my design process, managing each project holistically from initial concept to production.

In the field of fashion design, I presented collections consisting of designed and produced garments in a runway setting. This experience allowed me to approach design not merely as an object, but in relation to the body, movement, and stage. Working with well-known models also gave me the opportunity to present my designs within a professional and performative context.

At the core of my practice is the intention to bring together traditional design approaches and contemporary technologies. I place strong emphasis on hand drawing and sketching, often developing my jewelry designs through portrait drawings and hand-rendered illustrations. I support this traditional foundation with digital tools and three-dimensional software, aiming to merge the past and the present within a single design language.

I approach jewelry and fashion not as separate disciplines, but as interconnected fields shaped by form, proportion, and material. My focus is on creating designs that balance artistic expression with functionality and real-world applicability.

I am currently open to new design projects, collaborations, and professional opportunities.

Finalist in the Kutnu Fabric Design Competition moderated by Fırat Neziroğlu.