I create art that blends realism and surrealism, grounded in emotion and storytelling. I started with portraits because I believed mastering the human face would train me to create anything, and it did. Portraits taught me discipline, patience, and depth. Now I explore beyond that—mixing organic and geometric shapes, bold color contrasts, and imaginative concepts. My art reflects both structure and freedom, inspired by classical masters and my own evolving voice.

I find inspiration in observing people, their stories, emotions, and silent struggles. I listen, I absorb, and I translate that into art. I want my work to carry a message, something meaningful but also hopeful. I lean toward the positive side, creating pieces that can empathize with anyone who stops and looks. For me, art is a conversation between me and the viewer...spoken through realism and surrealism.

I would invest in high-quality art materials to continue growing my work. I’m not rich, but I’m rich in vision. I also want to give back by supporting art organizations in the Philippines. My dream is to build a small art studio where I can teach kids, especially those with limited opportunities. Art changed my life, and I want to pass that on. This isn’t just about me, it’s about creating opportunities for the next generation of artists.