Since my childhood, I have been drawn to art as an emotional catalyst, as it has enabled me to identify a range of emotions that were previously unknown to me. When I was 15 years old, I developed a passion for cinematography, which led me to begin writing. I typically composed poems or stories that explored the lives of individuals and their experiences, often focusing on stories that were seldom discussed. I was drawn to these stories because they felt authentic and genuine, as opposed to the idealized happy endings often found in fairy tales. As I continued to delve deeper into myself and my writing, I began to visualize the scenes and characters of my stories in vivid detail. This newfound confidence led me to translate my writing into paintings.

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My objective as an artist is to allow my audience to feel acknowledged and understood, and through this process, I aspire to help people explore the intricate and multifaceted emotions that they may not have previously recognized, much like the way I was impacted by art as a source of emotional stimulus. As an artist, my goal is to offer my audience a sense of solace and comfort in a world that can often feel chaotic and isolating.