Chasing an Idea.

My journey into this world began in 1995, in a small internet cafe. What started as curiosity quickly became a gateway to deeper discovery. Computers weren’t just about games for me—they were doors to new worlds. I soon experimented with design software and programming books, spending countless hours learning on my own.

I briefly pursued formal education but realized I needed more creative freedom than the academic world could offer. I wanted to build, experiment, and search for meaning beyond the walls of a classroom. For a while, I explored fine arts as a breath for the mind. Later, I became interested in genetics and developed software to analyze DNA data, revealing connections between ancestry and health—some of which were used by international research organizations.

Eventually, I found myself drawn to neuroinformatics—the intersection of neuroscience and technology. This led me to create systems like Dream Deus, a platform that interprets brainwave patterns to offer intuitive reflections on dreams and subconscious signals. I also developed Horus V1, a neural device designed to track cognitive states in real-time, like a mirror for the mind.

These efforts came together under Deus Omnis, a company I founded to explore human-centered, interdisciplinary systems. Before that, I worked in health tech, where a portable medical solution I contributed to won multiple national and international awards. That experience taught me something simple but powerful: real innovation isn’t about speed or complexity—it’s about meaningful impact on people’s lives.