ABOUT

I’ve always worked across different creative mediums—piano, photography, filmmaking, design, and the common thread is experimentation. I like building things, trying processes, breaking them, and finding a better way forward. That mindset shaped me growing up in New York City, where I performed as a classical pianist, photographed constantly, and worked on film sets and creative projects that exposed me to world-class artists and craftsmen.

Travel also shaped me early. My family visited new countries every year, and seeing different cultures reinforced the value of individuality and personal expression. That pushed me deeper into both visual and musical storytelling—from documenting cities and people through photography, to searching for a personal sound at the piano.

Over time, I realized that creativity is often limited not by talent, but by access. Good tools, good music education, and good guidance are not evenly distributed. That belief is what led me to start LalaScript, where I’m focused on disrupting how people learn, create, and understand music. The mission is simple: make high-quality music creation and music education accessible, intuitive, and personalized for anyone—whether they’re a student, a hobbyist, or a professional.

My work today sits at the intersection of art, technology, and learning. I still explore visually, still write music, and still experiment—but now I’d like build tools that help others do the same.