Embodied UX
Designing with the body as a tool

In my embodied-UX projects, I explore how body, space and materials create meaning in interaction. Instead of starting with a screen or wireframes, I work with movement, tempo, physicality and presence - letting prototypes be tested through the body.

Each experiment investigates a specific dimension of bodily interaction, such as accuracy, rhythm, imagination, or engagement. The aim is to find new ways for digital systems to be felt, not just understood.

These are small, fast, and playful prototypes that show how technology can support, challenge, or enhance human capabilities in motion.