Everything I create begins with curiosity.

Curiosity to notice what goes unseen.

I am fascinated by opposites: strength and softness, chaos and stillness, control and surrender.

I studied Interior Architecture. It taught me to see beyond aesthetics, to understand how composition, light, space, and materials shape the way we experience the world. Most of all it taught me how to observe.

Boxing has become an important influence on my work. Not because of the sport itself, but because of everything that happens beneath it. It taught me presence, discipline, vulnerability, and the quietness that can exist within chaos. The fight inside ourselves is often more interesting than the one we see.

Painting is where everything comes together. It is a way of exploring thoughts, emotions, identity and resilience. While I paint I let my thoughts flow from my hand to the canvas. Every painting starts with a question rather than an answer. Sometimes I know where it is going. Most of the time, I don't.

Painting is my primary language, but not my only one. I write, explore poetry, and create projects across different disciplines. For me, the medium is never the goal. Creating is. Every idea asks for its own form.