ARTIST- WORK
"ARISTOTLE" Acrylic, oil stick, gold leaf, charcoal, epoxy resin, paper, playing cards on canvas. 62" x 74"
About Me
My Background
My Inspiration
My Background
I’ve always pursued art as my path in life, not as a career choice, but as an instinct, a necessity. At twelve years old, I found my first canvases in the form of my mother’s discarded bed sheets. I would sneak downstairs at 2 a.m., guided only by a bare lightbulb next to the old boiler in the basement. While the rest of the world slept,
I’ve always pursued art as my path in life, not as a career choice, but as an instinct, a necessity. At twelve years old, I found my first canvases in the form of my mother’s discarded bed sheets. I would sneak downstairs at 2 a.m., guided only by a bare lightbulb next to the old boiler in the basement. While the rest of the world slept, I came alive, my brush in hand, imagination running wild, lost in color and possibility.
There was something sacred about those quiet hours, about creating in secret, in solitude. It wasn’t about approval or ambition; it was about discovery. It still is.
Today, that same drive fuels me, though the tools and techniques have evolved. I’m no longer the kid crouched on a concrete floor, but the desire to explore the emotional undercurrents of life through visual storytelling remains unchanged. I create to illuminate the unseen, to give shape to feeling, and to reflect the beauty and complexity of what it means to be human.
Art isn’t something I chose. It chose me. And I’ve spent my life answering it.
My Medium
My Inspiration
My Background
As an artist, I work across a wide range of mediums, each one offering its own voice, texture, and emotional depth. I use acrylics for their immediacy and boldness, oils for their richness and ability to hold light, and oil pastels for their raw, tactile energy. Charcoal allows me to embrace imperfection and gesture, capturing mood with j
As an artist, I work across a wide range of mediums, each one offering its own voice, texture, and emotional depth. I use acrylics for their immediacy and boldness, oils for their richness and ability to hold light, and oil pastels for their raw, tactile energy. Charcoal allows me to embrace imperfection and gesture, capturing mood with just a few strokes. Gold leaf and other unexpected materials add dimension and symbolism, offering contrast, reverence, and sometimes contradiction.
I don’t restrict myself to one approach or tradition. The materials I choose often reflect the emotional quality I’m chasing in the moment, sometimes delicate, sometimes visceral. I’m drawn to the act of layering, scraping, mixing, and letting elements collide on the surface until they begin to speak back.
My work is as much about process as it is about outcome. The tools are not just instruments, they are collaborators in an ongoing conversation between idea and instinct, structure and spontaneity.
My Inspiration
My Inspiration
My Inspiration
To explore is to live fully. Through my work, I seek passion, self-introspection, and a deeper understanding of the human experience—our relationships, our choices, and the quiet truths that define us. I'm drawn not to the grand gestures or milestones we often use to measure success, but to the small, fleeting moments that linger: a glanc
To explore is to live fully. Through my work, I seek passion, self-introspection, and a deeper understanding of the human experience—our relationships, our choices, and the quiet truths that define us. I'm drawn not to the grand gestures or milestones we often use to measure success, but to the small, fleeting moments that linger: a glance, a hesitation, a breath held too long. These are the moments that shape us, that echo. My art is a response to them—a way to illuminate the beauty and meaning in what we so often overlook.