andrea
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I’ve always loved beautiful things.
I’ve always loved beautiful things.
I’ve always loved beautiful things.
Because they’re pretty, because beauty reflects intention and care. Finding the right materials, tools, or systems and putting them in service of a clear vision, that’s where true art lives. For me, great beauty is not decorative.
Because they’re pretty, because beauty reflects intention and care. Finding the right materials, tools, or systems and putting them in service of a clear vision, that’s where true art lives. For me, great beauty is not decorative.
Because they’re pretty, because beauty reflects intention and care. Finding the right materials, tools, or systems and putting them in service of a clear vision, that’s where true art lives. For me, great beauty is not decorative.
I see design as the art of imagining the best possible experience for someone and then moving toward that ideal, no matter how many times it must be rebuilt. An ongoing process of shaping ideas until they finally feel inevitable,
I see design as the art of imagining the best possible experience for someone and then moving toward that ideal, no matter how many times it must be rebuilt. An ongoing process of shaping ideas until they finally feel inevitable,
I see design as the art of imagining the best possible experience for someone and then moving toward that ideal, no matter how many times it must be rebuilt. An ongoing process of shaping ideas until they finally feel inevitable,
Learning is what fuels that process. That’s why the only rule I follow is simple: work and grow. Through uncertainty, ambiguity, and the urge to give up.
Learning is what fuels that process. That’s why the only rule I follow is simple: work and grow. Through uncertainty, ambiguity, and the urge to give up.
Learning is what fuels that process. That’s why the only rule I follow is simple: work and grow. Through uncertainty, ambiguity, and the urge to give up.
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I was born and raised in Caracas, Venezuela, where I spent my days between debate tournaments and my drawing tablet. At the time, I didn’t know a creative career could be possible, so my curious heart chose what seemed like the closest “real” path, Architecture.
I was born and raised in Caracas, Venezuela, where I spent my days between debate tournaments and my drawing tablet. At the time, I didn’t know a creative career could be possible, so my curious heart chose what seemed like the closest “real” path, Architecture.
I was born and raised in Caracas, Venezuela, where I spent my days between debate tournaments and my drawing tablet. At the time, I didn’t know a creative career could be possible, so my curious heart chose what seemed like the closest “real” path, Architecture.
During my first year as a pre-architecture major, I stumbled upon UX Design through small conversations, a discipline that combined everything I loved: beauty, people, and creativity.
During my first year as a pre-architecture major, I stumbled upon UX Design through small conversations, a discipline that combined everything I loved: beauty, people, and creativity.
During my first year as a pre-architecture major, I stumbled upon UX Design through small conversations, a discipline that combined everything I loved: beauty, people, and creativity.
It felt like coming home to a craft I didn’t know had a name.
It felt like coming home to a craft I didn’t know had a name.
It felt like coming home to a craft I didn’t know had a name.
In 2023, I transferred to SCAD to fully pursue UX Design. Since then, I’ve collaborated with companies like BMW, Oshkosh Corporation, Deloitte, and Mayo Clinic through SCADpro.
In 2023, I transferred to SCAD to fully pursue UX Design. Since then, I’ve collaborated with companies like BMW, Oshkosh Corporation, Deloitte, and Mayo Clinic through SCADpro.
In 2023, I transferred to SCAD to fully pursue UX Design. Since then, I’ve collaborated with companies like BMW, Oshkosh Corporation, Deloitte, and Mayo Clinic through SCADpro.
I also joined Future Leaders of UX (FLUX), SCAD’s largest design community, where I now serve as an officer, mentor peers, and run design workshops as a Figma Ambassador.
I also joined Future Leaders of UX (FLUX), SCAD’s largest design community, where I now serve as an officer, mentor peers, and run design workshops as a Figma Ambassador.
I also joined Future Leaders of UX (FLUX), SCAD’s largest design community, where I now serve as an officer, mentor peers, and run design workshops as a Figma Ambassador.
In the summer of 2025, I interned at Amazon’s Search & Conversation AI team in Seattle, designing experiences that reimagine how humans interact with intelligent systems through one of the most visited products in the world.
In the summer of 2025, I interned at Amazon’s Search & Conversation AI team in Seattle, designing experiences that reimagine how humans interact with intelligent systems through one of the most visited products in the world.
In the summer of 2025, I interned at Amazon’s Search & Conversation AI team in Seattle, designing experiences that reimagine how humans interact with intelligent systems through one of the most visited products in the world.
I see my work as the intersection of craft, thinking, and empathy. And as a designer, I’ll always be hungry for learning, evolving, and creating the next thing that feels both human and inevitable.
I see my work as the intersection of craft, thinking, and empathy. And as a designer, I’ll always be hungry for learning, evolving, and creating the next thing that feels both human and inevitable.
I see my work as the intersection of craft, thinking, and empathy. And as a designer, I’ll always be hungry for learning, evolving, and creating the next thing that feels both human and inevitable.
Be part of my journey!
Be part of my journey!
Let’s Talk!
Let’s Talk!
andreadasilva@gmail.com
+1 515 410 6311
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andreadasilva@gmail.com
+1 515 410 6311
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