The experimental, the countercultural, the defiant pulse of anti-design. These are not just styles, but lifelines. They speak for a culture long silenced and pushed to the margins. Anti-design, though often overlooked, is a rare and intentional craft. It stands apart from the polished trends of the moment, making space for the creator’s soul to seep through without losing clarity, conversion, or accessibility. That is, if you know what you're doing.

Since childhood, I’ve dreamed of building my own design agency. This is more than a step towards that dream. It’s a statement. This identity isn’t meant to be explained. It’s felt. It’s a mirror of who I am: my story, my work, my vision. A quiet rebellion wrapped in images, interfaces, buttons, and motion. A timeless sense of exclusivity. A visual rhythm that whispers instead of shouts, but still refuses to go unnoticed.

With this, I create interfaces that are not only intuitive and exclusive. They’re beautiful. They can be whatever I imagine, or whatever the client needs. Like the post beside this text, i created it pixel by pixel. It’s not from any social media platform, but I brought it to life. That’s one of the beauties of design: breathing life into something, and making it accessible to everyone.