I love creating emotionally driven, expressive pieces that feel alive rather than perfect. My art often leans into texture, movement, and contrast—softness against intensity. I’m drawn to pieces that feel like something is trying to break through the surface, because that’s how emotion feels to me. I don’t just want my work to be seen, I want it to be felt.

I find inspiration in emotion—especially the ones that are hard to put into words. My work is influenced by inner experiences like numbness, overwhelm, connection, and healing. I also pull from nature, movement, and everyday moments that feel quietly beautiful. A lot of my ideas come from what’s happening inside me, and I use art as a way to give it shape and meaning.

I would invest in building a stable creative foundation for myself—upgrading my materials, creating a dedicated workspace, and developing my skills further. My goal is to pursue a tattoo apprenticeship and turn my art into something I can share with others in a lasting, meaningful way. I would also use part of it to support my growth as an artist so I can keep creating work that connects with people on a deeper level.