Life in the Day is a multidisciplinary project and personal philosophy rooted in the exploration, documentation, and design of human experience. What began as a happy accident—saying “life in the day” instead of “day in the life” during a vlog—has since evolved into a fitting mantra for how I live, create, and engage with the world.

At its core, Life in the Day is a study of existence through mindful attention to the everyday. It blends storytelling with research, using mediums like architecture, fashion, photography, film, writing, and engineering to translate intangible experiences—relationships, routines, rituals, travel, play—into tangible design statements.

It is a practice in the presence. A philosophy of living with intention. I believe in waking up each day with a positive mindset and going to bed with no regrets—living each day with the same principles I want to live my life by.

Through Life in the Day, I aim to conceptualize human experience as art—to design a life that reflects who we are, what we feel, and how we move through time.