I am a Visual Communications and Motion Design graduate from Technological University Dublin. My work is concept-driven and I use typography, material experiments, and storytelling to challenge social attitudes and shape human experiences. By combining structured print layouts with moving media, I create connected visual systems for print, digital screens, and public spaces. My print skills are shown in Plunging the Depths, a 15-page vertical folding book printed on tracing paper. It uses tightening text lines to mimic deep ocean pressure, which won an International Society of Typographic Designers (MISTD) award. This structured discipline directly guides my moving screen designs. In We Walked Under The Trees, I cut out shapes from letters and layered sound to create a sensory motion piece inspired by the shifting patterns of light through leaves. I use a similar rhythmic approach for public awareness in Feeling Overwhelmed?. This film campaign maps student anxiety across campus screens using flickering, unpredictable shapes inspired by the rhythm of popping popcorn. Finally, Irresponsible Conveniences critiques fast-food culture by connecting print and digital media. It pairs a physical booklet printed on translucent butter paper with an interactive mobile UI/UX trivia game. Across my entire portfolio, I show that I can move fluidly between technical print grids and moving digital environments.
