From when I could remember music art and dance that has always been what brings my soul true peace. At 6 my art in newspaper, art is life.
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My favorite type of art is drawing real animals from our world. I love experimenting with mixed media and incorporating unexpected, real-life materials like plastics and textured elements into my work. It allows me to explore the relationship between nature and human impact in a tactile, visual way.
Where do you find inspiration?My inspiration comes primarily from animals, both at home and in the outdoors. Observing their behavior, movement, and environments deeply influences my work. I’m also inspired by the art around me, especially in my school’s studios as well as my own cultural background, which naturally shapes my artistic perspective and storytelling.
What would you do with $25,000?I previously founded a nonprofit called the Student Relief Fund, which supported public schools by raising money for technology through student-created artwork. Although the organization eventually closed, its mission remains deeply important to me. With $25,000, I would relaunch and expand this initiative creating a sustainable platform where students can sell their artwork and directly fund essential technology for public schools. This would not only support education but also empower young a
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