What is your favorite type of art to create?

I create conceptual mixed-media works that explore emotional resonance and the invisible architecture between people, spaces, and memory. My practice combines pigment, sand, quartz, magnetite, copper, resin, and conductive materials to build works that are not only visual, but experiential. I am interested in how art can influence atmosphere, perception, and the emotional quality of a space. Each piece is designed as both artwork and field: something you see, but also something you feel.

Where do you find inspiration?

I find inspiration in the tension between science and the unseen. I was trained in medicine, where I learned structure, diagnosis, and precision, but I became obsessed with what medicine could not explain: why certain spaces calm us, why some people change us forever, why presence itself has weight. I am inspired by human connection, memory, silence, architecture, and the emotional frequencies we carry without language.

What would you do with $25,000?

I would use $25,000 to build the next stage of Dr. Blue Lab: an experiential studio space in Los Angeles where art, perception, and emotional architecture meet. It would allow me to produce larger works, create immersive collector experiences, and present my practice in the way it is meant to be felt, not only viewed. It would also support the development of Connection Series, where one artwork becomes a shared field between multiple collectors.