I’ve carried the name Onigiri Haircuts for nearly a decade — a playful emblem of my taste for the bold, the offbeat, and the unexpected.

My design practice lives in that tension between polish and rebellion, order and improvisation. I’m not interested in safe or stagnant work; I chase ideas that spark, disorient, and linger. Each project is a chance to translate energy — whether cultural, digital, or deeply personal — into visuals that cut through noise and leave something memorable behind.