My work focuses on the emotions of the human psyche, and the clarity of human emotions. I draw things through my personal experiences and surroundings. I started noticing the power of human expressions a couple of years ago and I felt the need to recreate it. It is a powerful thing we collectively have and connect with each other through. And I would love to elevate it further in my work.

How did you start your art journey:

I used to draw ever since my adolescence. My dad kept teasing me, and prided himself over the simple fish he taught me to draw. Later on, I started to become intrigued by how other people presented themselves. To me, the people themselves looked like art, that’s when I started to take art more seriously. I got intrigued by the characters and the presence a human being can portray.

What would you like to express:

I like to experiment a lot when it comes to my art. You won’t usually see the same drawing twice. I could say that I choose my mediums based on what I’m trying to present.

What’s next for you in the art world:

I’d like to evolve my skill set, be able to express my work better, and amplify it on a national scale to make a difference. I do not wish to be presented with a specific medium or label, as I feel it would hold me back. I want to preserve the experimental core of my work, art and the human experience as a whole.