My favorite work arrives unplanned. Sometimes it starts with a single number or a simple mark, then erupts in a million directions. I love following that chaos into form. No two pieces are alike because no two moments of inspiration are alike. The work finds me more than I find it and that mystery is exactly what keeps me creating.

My children were the first to push me outside the box — without them, none of this exists. From there, my work began weaving in nature itself: I cultivate microalgae, and watching those living geometries take shape alongside my sacred geometry art feels endlessly alive. My deepest inspiration comes from entheogenic journeys, I do my best to translate those ineffable experiences into form, allowing the geometry speak what words cannot.

I’d invest in bringing on someone dedicated to selling my work on the Santa Fe Plaza through the artisan program I’m already a part of. That partnership would free me to do what I do best create. Done right, it lifts more than just my own life: it builds meaningful livelihood for another person and creates something sustainable. Better work, better reach, better quality of life for both of us.