The name BrinPage is a tribute to the roots of modern technology — a combination of the last names of Sergey Brin and Larry Page, founders of Google. Their vision didn’t just shape the internet — it shaped the way we **think**. Their early commitment to deep infrastructure, search relevance, and building with intelligence — not just features — is a model for everything I aim to build.

Another key influence is Steve Jobs — not just for what he built, but for how he thought. The pursuit of elegance in design, the removal of unnecessary friction, and the obsession with **meaning** in every product decision — that philosophy shaped my standard of what “great” should look like.

“Stay hungry. Stay foolish.” – Steve Jobs

Virgil Abloh taught me that **culture is design**, and design is a language. Through fashion, he showed how ideas transcend formats. He blended architecture, typography, music, and philosophy — and that’s exactly how I approach software.Everything connects.

Virgil didn’t just break barriers — he redefined them. His multidisciplinary approach permanently shifted how we perceive design, art, fashion, and visual culture. What resonated with me most was his "3% approach": changing an object just 3% to transform it entirely. That philosophy taught me that innovation doesn’t always have to be radical — sometimes, subtle shifts create the biggest impact. Virgil connected street culture with high art, memes with luxury, and dreams with execution. To me, he represents proof that when you create with clear intent — even if it’s disruptive — it can shape culture.

“You can do it too.” – Virgil Abloh