The idea behind the name

A spectrum
of data

Different subjects, connected by curiosity and data.

A three-dimensional glass prism refracts a white beam into a vivid spectrum of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet light. A stylized illustration of dispersion.

Spectra

Plural of spectrum

When white light passes through a prism, it separates into a spectrum of colors. What looks like one thing reveals the variety within it.

A spectrum can also describe a range of ideas, subjects, or perspectives. For me, Spectra captures that sense of variety.

Why I chose it

My curiosity goes
beyond one subject

I chose Spectra because my interests don’t fit into one subject. I want to explore different topics, each with its own questions and its own spectrum of data.

For now, that means geography, traditional cuisine, and everyday food choices. As I build more projects, the name leaves room for new subjects and perspectives.

What connects them is what I enjoy doing: turning information into something clearer, more useful, and interesting to explore.