I've always been drawn to creating.

For me, art has never been about perfection—it's about feeling. Every color, shape, and abstract figure is a way of translating emotions that don't always have words.

My creative journey took on a whole new meaning after getting sober. Recovery gave me the space to reconnect with myself, and through painting I found a language that allowed me to express joy, grief, hope, curiosity, and everything in between. Every piece carries an emotion, a memory, or a moment of transformation.

During my early recovery, I lived in Barcelona, where I attended art school and rediscovered the confidence to create freely again. That experience reminded me that art isn't meant to fit neatly into a box—it can be bold, playful, strange, colorful, and deeply human all at once.

My work is inspired by bright colors, abstract figures, movement, and the beautiful messiness of being alive. I want people to smile, pause, wonder, laugh, or even feel a little uncomfortable. If a painting makes someone feel something, then it's done its job.

Every piece I create is one of a kind—a celebration of healing, imagination, and the freedom to express ourselves exactly as we are.