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  • Unlocking Creativity

    Unlocking Creativity

    My Experience at UAL’s 100 Design Projects Course Design is about more than aesthetics—it’s about ideas, problem-solving, and storytelling. Recently, I had the chance to put this belief to the test by attending the ‘100 Design Projects’ short course at University of the Arts London (UAL). The course, hosted at Central Saint Martins, and run by Rod Judkins, promised a whirlwind tour of design disciplines, from branding and typography to packaging and illustration. It…


  • Now Reading: Playwriting: A Backstage Journey

    Now Reading: Playwriting: A Backstage Journey

    Now Reading Playwriting: A Backstage Guide by Dan Rebellato . It has been a timely companion as I refine my new play for its March showcase at OSO Theatre. The book reinforces that a script isn’t a finished product but a living, evolving blueprint, something I’m experiencing firsthand at the OSO Writers’ Studio. With opening night approaching, this book has been a quiet but vital reminder to trust the process and embrace the transformation…


  • Victoria’s Embrace – A journey into the Psychology of Performance

    Victoria’s Embrace – A journey into the Psychology of Performance

    Announcing My Debut Play, Victoria’s Embrace at OSO Theatre I am beyond excited to announce that my debut play, Victoria’s Embrace, will be taking the stage at OSO Theatre as part of The OSO Writers’ Studio showcase in November 2024. This experience has been an incredible journey, both as a writer and as a member of the OSO community, and I’d love to share some insights into the process behind bringing this piece to…


  • Waves, Particles, and Plays: My Unexpected Foray into Theatre

    Waves, Particles, and Plays: My Unexpected Foray into Theatre

    I don’t often describe myself as a writer—it’s not the first label that comes to mind. I’m more used to thinking of myself as a physicist, scientist, data expert, AI implementer, or even AI/ML strategist. Sometimes, I’ve referred to myself as an “author” since I’ve written four technical books (you can read more about those here!). But “writer” has always carried different, albeit positive, connotations for me. So why bring this up? Well, I’ve…