Philosophy

My work has always focused on how people experience a moment. I’ve designed and delivered experiences across culinary, gaming, live production, the arts, and emerging technology, where how something feels is as critical as what it is. I believe in human-centered design and in dreaming big, because dreaming big clarifies what matters. For a long time, perfumery felt out of reach. Over time, I realized it was a natural extension of the work I was already doing.

Scent is an experience, and it is objectively subjective. That tension is what draws me to it. I am trained in safety and regulatory procedures, and I have relied on my olfactory skill professionally since culinary school. Eau’dacity is where that training meets experimentation, creating a space where curiosity is supported by care and intention.

I design and guide every Eau’dacity experience myself. That allows each session to stay flexible and responsive. I listen closely to how people describe what they are drawn to and where they hesitate. From there, I shape an experience that gives room to explore and create something personal.

While perfume is often the starting point, it is not the limit. Experiences may become themed scent bars, intimate gatherings, date nights, or creative sessions built around a book, concept, or feeling. My role is not to prescribe taste, but to design a space where people feel heard, supported, and confident trusting their instincts.