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Your work and GGT’s practice are rooted in a very clear perspective: feminist, queer, and ethical. What pushed you to build a creative space with such a defined identity from the very beginning?
I felt there was a huge contradiction in the design industry. Most of my classmates were women, but when you looked at studios, leadership positions, or visibility, it was still very male-dominated. That gap made me uncomfortable and curious. I wanted to create a space that reflected the world I actually live in, surrounded by queer communities, friends with strong critical thinking, and people who don’t fit into traditional structures. GGT was born from that need to contribute something different, more inclusive and more honest.
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