Curiosity is the common thread.

One question leads to another.

Code, circuits, and rhythm. Here’s how they came together for me.

1. 01 / Watching, asking, exploring

   Early curiosity

   My interest in technology started when I was very young. I used to sit beside my dad while he worked on computers. I wanted to understand what was happening on the screen, and what made the machine work.

2. 02 / Arduino & Python

   My first lines of code

   Later, he introduced me to programming. I began exploring Arduino and Python, then kept learning independently. A small script or a sensor responding gave me another question to follow.

3. 03 / Software, electronics, robotics & CAD

   Ideas meet the workbench

   I kept learning by making things. PinCheck checks microcontroller pin assignments; ByteSize brings together sensors, motion and a custom chassis. I worked on ByteSize with Ctrl+Alt+Defeat, and it remains unfinished.

   Explore ByteSize ↗
4. 04 / AI-assisted development

   Making places on the web

   I started designing and developing websites using AI-assisted workflows. I care about the choices that shape the result: how a page reads, how people find their way around, and whether it works well on their device.

   See my web work ↗
5. 05 / Behind the drum kit

   Another kind of expression

   Drumming gives me happiness, a way to release energy, and the freedom to express myself. As the official drummer of Lost Frequency, I’m still exploring where that rhythm can take us.

   Follow the rhythm ↗