About me
Ever since I was a kid, there’s always been this burning desire in me to create my own version of whatever I liked.
I wanted to make a film, a photo, a painting, a song, a music video, a performance, a treehouse, a studio… I’ve always had this huge urge and need to express myself through different forms of art.
When I was really young, I got my first camera, and for the next 10 years or so, I never stopped filming, editing, experimenting, and figuring out ways to create special effects. I drove my family and neighbors crazy with fire, fake blood (read: ketchup), throwing my sister’s dolls off the balcony, crashing a car into the snow, and tons of other shenanigans. It was unthinkable to me that I couldn’t do something if I’d seen others pull it off—completely clueless about the hundred factors at play.
I’m really grateful for that time because it taught me a ton of skills that carried me through my career and that I still use today in projects and daily life.
Ever since I was a kid, there’s always been this burning desire in me to create my own version of whatever I liked.
I wanted to make a film, a photo, a painting, a song, a music video, a performance, a treehouse, a studio… I’ve always had this huge urge and need to express myself through different forms of art.
When I was really young, I got my first camera, and for the next 10 years or so, I never stopped filming, editing, experimenting, and figuring out ways to create special effects. I drove my family and neighbors crazy with fire, fake blood (read: ketchup), throwing my sister’s dolls off the balcony, crashing a car into the snow, and tons of other shenanigans. It was unthinkable to me that I couldn’t do something if I’d seen others pull it off—completely clueless about the hundred factors at play.
I’m really grateful for that time because it taught me a ton of skills that carried me through my career and that I still use today in projects and daily life.
While studying, I launched my own creative agency, took on freelance work, and started earning money.
As graduation neared, I secured the degree as a backup, but I knew that following my passion was the only path that made sense for me. Later, I moved to New York, working both freelance and employed in video production, graphic design, event coordination, and music production.
After COVID hit, Bugatti Rimac felt like the perfect reason to return to Croatia. I knew it was a platform that would let me work on a much bigger scale, lead projects worldwide, and build a wide network of collaborators. And that’s exactly how it turned out.
Over the past nearly five years, I’ve worked on incredible projects, met amazing people, and visited places I’d only dreamed of.
I kept running my creative agency on the side, taking on passion projects whenever time allowed.
I’m ready for the next step in my career — I want to learn, explore the world, and tackle projects where I can unleash my originality to create something fresh and unseen.
I believe in a good idea.
I believe in originality.
I believe in challenging the familiar and the learned.
I hate the expected.
Creativity has no rules, and that’s its true magic.
While studying, I launched my own creative agency, took on freelance work, and started earning money.
As graduation neared, I secured the degree as a backup, but I knew that following my passion was the only path that made sense for me. Later, I moved to New York, working both freelance and employed in video production, graphic design, event coordination, and music production.
After COVID hit, Bugatti Rimac felt like the perfect reason to return to Croatia. I knew it was a platform that would let me work on a much bigger scale, lead projects worldwide, and build a wide network of collaborators. And that’s exactly how it turned out.
Over the past nearly five years, I’ve worked on incredible projects, met amazing people, and visited places I’d only dreamed of. I kept running my creative agency on the side, taking on passion projects whenever time allowed.
I’m ready for the next step in my career — I want to learn, explore the world, and tackle projects where I can unleash my originality to create something fresh and unseen.
I believe in a good idea.
I believe in originality.
I believe in challenging the familiar and the learned.
I hate the expected.
Creativity has no rules, and that’s its true magic.