About Me

I am a Filipino industrial designer and educator specializing in the intersection of cognitive ergonomics and digital fabrication. My practice is rooted in embodied cognition, where I explore how tactile engagement and physical interactions can enhance the way we learn and process information.

My work primarily focuses on designing for education and learning, involving the development of versatile classroom and workshop tools that serve as bridges between theoretical knowledge and practical application. I am particularly interested in how educational storytelling can be manifested through physical objects to create immersive experiences that invite curiosity. This extends to leading research and design initiatives centered on educational storytelling in public spaces, utilizing physical touch and interactive elements to foster deeper community engagement and accessible learning.

As an educator, I teach industrial design studios, applied ergonomics, as well as freehand drawing and technical drafting, empowering students to translate complex human factors into accessible, tangible, user-centric design solutions.

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