I’ve always known I was creative. From doodling in between my notes to writing poems inspired by everything around me in my diary, I knew at a young age that creating art was something I’d fall in love with so easily.

It wasn’t until a lil stint in a graphic design course and managing a broadcast that a creative career could be a reality.

Just like many GenZennials, I basically grew up with the Internet. I made the cusp enough to have experienced dial-up internet (trying to sneak a lil time to play Neopets when my mom isn’t yapping on the phone). I still remember the times when Instagram was fun (Valencia filter and all!) and Facebook didn’t have ads. From the get go, I embraced social media. From my hella creative Myspace profile when I taught myself code lol (iykyk) to being that one friend who will do anything to get THE shot, I’ve always loved how social media has become a platform where anyone can create, share, and connect through their stories. It’s more than just a place to post. It’s a space to be seen, heard, and understood.

Naturally, my path led me to help others do the same. Over time, I found myself drawn to supporting small businesses, creatives, and community-centered brands. Not just because I believed in their work, but because I knew their stories deserved to be shared.

That’s why I started Binibini Kreative. To help brands show up with intention, tell their stories with care, and build digital spaces that feel like home.

Outside of my creative ventures, I am a true advocate for slow living and have been working on prioritizing time to entertain my inner child. When I’m not working on my creative hustles, I am diving into different ways to move my body, planning my next trip, supporting local pop-up markets, and exploring my hometown, San Francisco.

I hope to use my wide variety of unique talents to bring art, food, and culture forward - both IRL and digital, through live events and online platforms.