Art has been part of my life since a young age, becoming the way I explore imagination, emotion, and curiosity.
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I’m drawn to abstract art for its ability to express depth, movement, and emotion without limits. My process is intuitive, allowing each piece to evolve naturally. While I work across mediums, abstraction is my strongest form. I blend traditional art with technology, using a tablet and software to create unique pieces, which I bring to life through high-quality canvas and metal prints.
Where do you find inspiration?I find inspiration in a mix of music, emotion, and the moment I’m in. A lot of my ideas come when I’m listening to music, it helps shape the movement, energy, and flow of a piece. I don’t force concepts; I let them build naturally, pulling from whatever I’m feeling or experiencing at the time.
What would you do with $25,000?I would reinvest in myself. While I’ve built a strong career in cybersecurity, art has always been part of who I am. I’d take professional courses to refine my skills and build a purposeful body of work. Over the next 10–12 years, I plan to transition into art full time, creating in a nature-filled studio. My goal is to create as long as I can, using my God-given gift to leave a lasting mark.
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