Life is short, and that’s my ethos. The harder and more outlandish an idea sounds, the more it pulls me in.
I’ve been a streetwear reseller, spent 10,000 hours mastering four instruments, become a self-taught trader, dived with sharks, and even chased a cheese wheel down a cliff. I’ve always been drawn to edges, whether cultural, technical, or physical. Every failure built resilience and left me hungrier to go again.
I started out as an audio engineer, spending nights deep in music production forums until 4am, learning to build fast, think technically, and connect with ambitious people around the world. Music was my first experience of technology as a creative tool, where judgment, taste, and emotion met systems, software, and precision. Years later, working across the frontiers of spacetech and DeFi felt remarkably similar, with ambitious builders, extreme uncertainty, and the same obsession with creating something extraordinary.
That mix of volatility, conviction, and entrepreneurial drive eventually led me to VC. To me, it’s the best job in the world, partnering with exceptional people building at the edge of what’s possible. I’m especially drawn to the technologies that reshape how the physical and digital worlds interact, because that frontier has always felt like home. Where digital meets analogue.
On weekends, I’m usually nerding out about the boundaries of compute, space, and, always, music.