I was born in 1988 in Pula and grew up in Rovinj – a small, quiet town that shaped my imagination and my tendency to observe the world around me. However, as I grew older, Rovinj became too small for me, and its tendency to judge often felt cruel.

Drawn to creativity and eager for adventure, I enrolled in the School of Applied Arts and Design in Pula, where I also moved. There, among other things, I learned to cook for myself. I chose a graphic design track – not because I was particularly attracted to it, but because it was chosen by the "best students." After that, it was a logical step to pursue Design Studies, even though I wasn’t the ideal "fit." Still, I managed to tame my wild artistic side into a form digestible for professors.

After university, I found myself in the IT sector – surrounded by enough strange and intelligent people who expressed their creativity in a different, logical, and structured way. I combined my love for visual expression with an interest in technology, interaction, and digital media.

However, despite professional challenges, the biggest challenge in my life has been motherhood. Burnout is not reserved only for the business world – there is also parental burnout, which is rarely discussed. That period forced me to get to know myself better, to examine what led me to exhaustion and how I can prevent it.

Psychology, human behavior, what a person needs for happiness, where certain feelings come from, and how to increase well-being – these are topics I am deeply focused on.

In Creative Spots, I find a way to talk about these things with other women, to explore and grow together. I also bring more feminine energy into my life, which has so far been shaped by masculine principles.