Long Story Short

I grew up as a free-range childhood with the fondest memories of youth by playing in the woods in natural open spaces, investigating nature, building islands and waterfalls in a nearby creek in Maluk, yes it's Maluk without U, located in West Sumbawa, a small village with unspoiled natural wealth. After 15 years of this idyllic life, my parents encouraged me to move to Mataram City for better educational opportunities as I began high school.

Transitioning to city life and living independently far from home was a formidable challenge over the next three years, but it profoundly shaped my character and worldview. Though the journey was tough, I was fortunate to have supportive friends by my side who made the experience more manageable and enriching.

Wandering through new places, immersing myself in diverse cultures, and experiencing urban life opened my eyes to my fascination with visualizing spaces and observing people's interactions. It was a revelatory moment when I realized that I could turn my imagination into reality by blending art, science, and spatial design. This epiphany ignited my passion for art and architecture. Consequently, after graduating from high school, I pursued my dream by enrolling in the Department of Architecture at Brawijaya University in Malang, Indonesia.

Long story short, I made the bold decision to move to the "Island of the Gods"—Bali—to deepen my studies in architecture and art. I am now working full-time as a project architect in a cozy studio nestled in Canggu.

Beyond my architectural pursuits, I have a strong passion for art and craft. In 2020, I ventured into creating a small local brand named "Nooenny," where I sell handcrafted items. Balancing my profession as an architect with my love for art brings me immense joy, as I find myself thriving at the intersection of these two creative worlds.

Enjoy the jouyney!

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