Ideas
Here are a few concept projects I’d like to bring to life. I believe these little ideas can have a positive impact .
everything starts with a simple thought
1/ VR-space "Dream life"
A high-tech immersive space made up of several interconnected walk-through rooms, each flowing directly into the next. Every room is equipped with wall screens, a surround sound system, and a climate system capable of simulating wind, temperature, and even scents.
Visitors come to experience alternate versions of their own lives — the ones they dream of living. Before arriving, they send in photos of themselves along with a short description of the changes they’d like to explore.
Based on each visitor’s desires, the rooms transform into specific settings: a home, a workplace, a dream vacation spot, or even a scene from the past or the future. Using 360° video, sound, and scent, visitors are fully immersed in another life.
The goal of the project is to offer emotional support, expand people’s sense of what’s possible, and inspire them to take real steps toward the life they want.
A high-tech immersive space made up of several interconnected walk-through rooms, each flowing directly into the next. Every room is equipped with wall screens, a surround sound system, and a climate system capable of simulating wind, temperature, and even scents.
Visitors come to experience alternate versions of their own lives — the ones they dream of living. Before arriving, they send in photos of themselves along with a short description of the changes they’d like to explore.
Based on each visitor’s desires, the rooms transform into specific settings: a home, a workplace, a dream vacation spot, or even a scene from the past or the future. Using 360° video, sound, and scent, visitors are fully immersed in another life.
The goal of the project is to offer emotional support, expand people’s sense of what’s possible, and inspire them to take real steps toward the life they want.
2/ "Talk it out" street booth
In today’s world, it seems easy for anyone to connect with AI and ask for advice. But the reality is different: many people don’t have a private, comfortable space to do so — and some struggle to use AI at all. That’s where “Talk It Out” comes in. These soundproof booths, scattered throughout the city, offer immediate emotional support through voice-based AI.
Simply talking through your concerns can have a powerful effect on mental well-being. Inside each cabin, AI acts as a wise, non-judgmental listener — asking thoughtful questions and helping people work through their problems, one conversation at a time.
In today’s world, it seems easy for anyone to connect with AI and ask for advice. But the reality is different: many people don’t have a private, comfortable space to do so — and some struggle to use AI at all. That’s where “Talk It Out” comes in. These soundproof booths, scattered throughout the city, offer immediate emotional support through voice-based AI.
Simply talking through your concerns can have a powerful effect on mental well-being. Inside each cabin, AI acts as a wise, non-judgmental listener — asking thoughtful questions and helping people work through their problems, one conversation at a time.
3/ Fairy-teller app
Kids love listening to stories, especially at bedtime. Some parents use smart speakers to play fairytales and free up a little time for themselves. It’s practical — but it can also create distance between parents and children.
Fairy-teller helps ease the process without losing that personal touch. It’s an app where kids and parents share how their day went — the joys, the worries, the little moments. Based on what they say, the app creates a unique story just for them. These stories gently weave in ways to overcome challenges and appreciate the good stuff.
Fairy-teller helps kids build the habit of reflecting on their day, practicing self-expression, and growing — all through the magic of storytelling, with parents still by their side.
Kids love listening to stories, especially at bedtime. Some parents use smart speakers to play fairytales and free up a little time for themselves. It’s practical — but it can also create distance between parents and children.
Fairy-teller helps ease the process without losing that personal touch. It’s an app where kids and parents share how their day went — the joys, the worries, the little moments. Based on what they say, the app creates a unique story just for them. These stories gently weave in ways to overcome challenges and appreciate the good stuff.
Fairy-teller helps kids build the habit of reflecting on their day, practicing self-expression, and growing — all through the magic of storytelling, with parents still by their side.
