In the development of the Inkuni Wood Carrier Project, I set out to address the practical challenges faced by individuals, particularly women and children, tasked with carrying firewood for household chores. The innovative design allows the carrier to effortlessly fold open for loading firewood and, when closed, provides a comfortable means of transporting the wood on the back or head without straining the body. Recognizing the unique physical demands placed on users, especially women and children responsible for household tasks, the carrier ensures ease of movement and minimizes strain on ligaments. By catering to the specific needs of those who rely on firewood for daily tasks, this project exemplifies my commitment to creating solutions that enhance functionality and improve the daily lives of users.

In my DT SWISS Bike Project, I embarked on a creative journey focused on elevating the biking experience through thoughtful design. By crafting a distinctive pattern for the bike, I aimed to marry aesthetics with performance. Drawing inspiration from the sleek and precision-engineered components of DT SWISS, the design not only adds a unique visual identity to the bike but also enhances the overall riding sensation.