A set of illustrations for a global IKEA survey mapping how people experience working from home.

Illustrations of people close to me that I really like.

As a Christmas present for clients, SMAL built an interactive game called "SMAL World", letting users explore a virtual environment that showcased the company's work. I illustrated and animated the loading animation that conveyed the concept and journey before entering the game.

I enjoy making, and giving, posters to friends that depict things special to them.

To bring Colive, a concept for simplifying daily life among housemates, to life, I produced a promotional video combining app screens with custom illustrations.

A short animation inspired by a line near the end of the Harry Potter series, on the idea that something happening "in your head" doesn't make it any less real.

Reaching out to the police about an online incident can feel daunting for young people, who are often unsure whether what happened counts as a crime or what reporting it might lead to. As part of a team, we researched, held user interviews, and ran workshops to shape the idea. I then led the final look and design of Buffer, a conceptual platform that acts as a "buffer zone" of therapists, mediators, and NGO representatives, helping youth make safer, lower-stakes first contact with authorities.

Branch is a made-up think tank built around bridging the knowledge gap on climate change across primary, secondary, and tertiary curricula. I designed the brand and website concept to feel encouraging, trustworthy, inspiring, and youthful.

Ecora is a concept that uses humorous auditory and visual cues to help people manage food waste at home, through two components: a smart bio-bin and a companion mobile app. As part of a team, I developed the app concept and shaped its final look and feel.

Charging an electric vehicle often means a longer stop. For this Audi-branded Apple Watch concept, I designed a way for drivers to choose what matters most to them during each break, turning dead time into something useful.

In a speculative project with BMW, Interaction Design and Transportation Design students collaborated to reimagine mobility and sustainability for the future.

Using speculative design methods, we shaped a future scenario: Umeå in 2050, where climate migration has more than doubled the population, putting the city's green spaces at risk. To preserve access to nature, the city bans cars from the center, turning streets into "Nature Corridors" where innovative vehicles coexist with the greenery.
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BMW Sense goes beyond simply driving through nature, it aims to immerse people by engaging their senses. I was part of designing the interactive concept inside the vehicle, then built an experience prototype.

Many have used machine learning to generate images and text. I wanted to see how it would interpret another art form: dance. I had GPT-3 (experiment from 2022) choreograph movement sequences from inspirational words, then used p5.js with a motion-tracking script to display the instructions on screen alongside a graphic representation of the person following them, anonymizing the individual and keeping the focus on the movement itself.

A fun desk decoration, only to be used on Fridays ;)

I used Tiny Motion Trainer with an Arduino BLE board to see how easily it could be trained to switch a light's mode.
My takeaway: it's a great tool for quick prototyping and communicating an idea, but it's hard to get a fully reliable result.
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Small storage products for IKEA, designed alongside Anna-Maria Nilsson, now available in stores. My mixed Interaction Design and Industrial Design background split my time between the classic Design Department and IKEA Home Smart, where I worked on UX for products like VINDSTYRKA.

Image 1: VATTENKAR Wall Storage

Image 2: RISATORP Desk Storage,

Image 3: VATTENKAR Desk Storage

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An EV charger concept, I originally designed in collaboration with Covestro, went on to outlive the original brief: Covestro featured it at the EVS35 fair in Oslo (2022) to showcase the potential of their materials for future mobility, then built it into a full-scale mockup for the K-fair in Düsseldorf later that year, where I also joined the team on stage to present the work.