My favorite work is fantastical realism—a style that bridges the ordinary and the dreamlike. I create pieces that feel introspective and culturally reflective, inviting viewers to see themselves within the work. Through familiar yet altered imagery, I aim to evoke a sense of déjà vu—moments that feel both remembered and newly discovered at once.

I draw inspiration from my community and creative spaces—especially places where reflection exists, both literal and cultural. I often find ideas in unexpected moments simply by living and focusing on shared human experiences. Dreams and spiritual impressions also influence my work, shaping imagery that feels familiar yet otherworldly.

$25,000 would be an investment in what I bring back to my community first, then the world—creating engaging sculptures and merging art with philanthropy. I would use the funds to develop new large-scale works and build projects that engage and serve my immediate community through public-facing art experiences. I aim to create timeless work, not trends. Costs are often measured by the ability to profit, But I invest in the process itself, to create meaningful, lasting work is my true return.