Daniel doesn’t write to impress. He writes to think. To untangle the knots of the world and reweave them into something that makes sense—at least for a moment. He draws not for the sake of art, but to make things real. Tangible. Useful. He sings so others can dance, and he simply is—so others might see.

This isn’t just poetic musing. It’s a pattern. A way of being. A philosophy that suggests the most powerful transformations don’t come from force, but from perspective. Daniel is fascinated by the more-than-human world—the ecosystems, the interdependencies, the quiet intelligence of nature. And he believes that with the right mindset—an outward one—everything can shift in the blink of an eye.

But let’s bring it back to the present. Daniel is a UX designer. His roots are in advertising and online communication, but his reach extends far beyond. With nearly two decades of creative work behind him—words, visuals, strategy—he’s helped clients from coffee brands to space agencies find their voice. Doncafe. Pilot Frixion. NASA. Lenor. Banca Transilvania. Garanti Bank. Healthcare. Each project, a new lens. Each client, a new story.

And yet, where he feels most at home is not in the boardroom or the brainstorm, but in the quiet, persistent work of NGOs. The kind of work where you might just catch a tree hugging a human—if you’re paying attention.