Drawn to atmosphere, emotion, and human experience, my work explores the space between storytelling, design, and physical form.

Growing up in Iceland and later moving through different environments and cultures shaped the way I experience the world — through contrasts, atmosphere, movement, and emotional connection.

Architecture became one language for exploring this, but over time I found myself increasingly drawn toward the narratives and emotional layers behind the work: the feeling a place, object, or experience leaves behind.

Today, my practice moves across concept development, spatial thinking, visual storytelling, and emotional experience — exploring how stories can evolve into physical worlds through atmosphere, objects, and design.