Connect What is your favorite type of art to create?

My favorite art to create is not defined by a single medium, but by a process. I perceive through images, forms that carry meaning, sensation, and depth beyond what can be easily explained. From there, I translate them into words or visuals. The medium changes, but the essence remains the same. Creating, for me, is not about inventing. It is about interpreting—bringing something intangible into a form that can be felt and recognized. My art lives in that moment where the unseen become visible.

Where do you find inspiration?

I don’t actively look for inspiration. It arrives. Inspiration, for me, feels like something revealing itself—an image, a sensation, or a quiet knowing that suddenly becomes clear. It’s not something I chase, but something I recognize when it chooses to be seen. It can come from anywhere: a moment, a feeling, an interaction, or something internal that shifts and asks for attention. What matters is not where it comes from, but my ability to notice it and stay present with it.

What would you do with $25,000?

With $25,000, I would first create stability by clearing debts—not from scarcity, but to move forward with clarity. From there, I would invest in experience. I would travel, explore new environments, and expand my perception. My work is deeply connected to how I see and interpret the world, and new experiences directly nourish my creativity. For me, this is about freedom—the ability to create from a more open and grounded place.