Jessica Lops

For more than twelve years I've worked with children and families in educational settings, developing strong skills in communication, observation, problem-solving, and relationship building. My work has taught me the importance of understanding individual needs and designing environments where people feel supported, valued, and inspired to learn.

My philosophy is shaped by the Reggio Emilia Approach — an emphasis on curiosity, creativity, exploration, and the relationship between people and their environment. Photography became a natural extension of this: I'm drawn to documenting genuine experiences and the everyday wonder children bring to the world.

Now, as I pursue my degree in UX design, I'm fascinated by how thoughtful design can improve lives, solve problems, and create more accessible, engaging experiences. My long-term dream is to design learning environments and children's furniture that support creativity, accessibility, and child development.