About

Detailed Bio

I was born in Aneho, Togo, where the air is thick and the streets have this chaotic, vibrant rhythm. Growing up there taught me that systems aren't just rigid lines of code,they're living things. Moving to the frozen quiet of Helsinki later on was a total shock to my system. That contrast,between the equatorial heat and the Nordic ice,became the foundation of everything I do.

I didn't start out coding. I started by observing. My background is a mix of Psychology, Marketing, Street Photography, and International Business. Back in Benin, I ran the Atilebart Group, curating art festivals and managing the messy reality of creative work. But about four years ago, I realized I wanted to build the infrastructure that holds it all together. That's when I discovered code.

Now, I treat software like clay. I don't just stack libraries; I try to mold experiences. Whether I'm architecting a blockchain solution or designing a minimalist interface, I'm always looking for that sweet spot where logic meets intuition. I want to build digital spaces that feel tactile, human, and alive.

Simplicity is my guiding principle,in work and in life. You'll see that reflected in pretty much everything I make.

When I'm not working, I'm usually playing chess or video games, or just walking in the forest. I love watching skilled hands at work,there's something special about the care behind true craftsmanship. Fun fact: more than half my friends are painters or artisans. I don’t paint myself... at least, not yet.