I’m a multi-material master artisan and production designer based in Turku, working at the intersection of traditional craft and modern fabrication. My material palette spans wood, metal, plastics, leather, and stone — shaped through techniques from carving, forging, and metal casting to sewing, CNC machining, TIG welding, 3D modelling, and specialized processes such as explosive metal forming.

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My work centers on building physical worlds for film, theatre, and live productions. I design and construct complete environments, functional stage structures, and story-critical props that withstand daily use while holding up under the unforgiving eye of the camera. Whether it’s a worn tool in an actor’s hand, a mechanical creature, or a full-scale set meant to be inhabited, everything is built to feel real, weighted, and alive.

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Alongside set and prop work, I’ve created animatronics, practical effects, fire-based pieces, scale models, instruments, weapons, and custom objects, as well as traditional carpentry and restoration. I work both independently and within larger art department teams, translating sketches and technical drawings into physical reality under real production schedules — with a strong focus on safety, durability, and problem-solving on set.