AI · Lifestyle / Beyond the screen
There is more to the story.
Movement, people and the things I enjoy paying attention to. A little more about me, beyond the project list.
A ball, a little space, another attempt.
Football and freestyle are a lasting part of my life. I enjoy the combination of creativity and repetition: a small change in timing can make a familiar movement feel completely different. The physical-education background gives that interest a practical foundation.
Movement also creates a useful break from technical work. It changes the pace of the day and brings attention back to something immediate.
The energy of doing something together.
Smile Camp connects several things I care about: sport, working with young people and creating experiences together. Since 2012, my seasonal involvement has combined group leadership with web and digital communication support.
A clear instruction, a well-organised activity and a good atmosphere can make a real difference. I bring that same attention to the people who will use a piece of technology.
Smile Camp ↗The details are part of the fun.
Dragon Ball and collectible cards open another kind of curiosity: sets, artwork, editions and the story behind an object. I enjoy the relationship between a physical collection and the care needed to organise it.
That interest also appears in my technical work. A university project on Pettan Battle cards explores structured data, clustering and classification. An everyday interest can be a good reason to ask a more precise question.
Pettan Battle data project ↗There is room for a conversation.
This site is for people who know me as well as people meeting me for the first time. Some will arrive through AI, others through sport, a camp or a shared interest. I want all of those routes to feel welcome.
Lifestyle is the broader thread: how I learn, what holds my attention and the people I work with. It gives the projects some context.
AI × Lifestyle
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