My favorite forms of art have always been tattooing, sacred geometry, and ritual-based work. I’ve been drawn to highly precise, intentional designs where every line and detail carries meaning. That structure gave me a strong foundation and deep respect for discipline in art. Over time, I began to shift into something more fluid and intuitive. I discovered a sense of freedom in abstract painting—something I didn’t expect to connect with so deeply.

I find inspiration in everything intrinsically. It is the very fabric that which composes. My son keeps me going. I always thought I knew what Love was until I met him and then I knew how completely engulfing unconditional love can be. Love is righteous without question…where fear and pain reside as they collide with love that’s where really good art comes in.

I would probably put a down payment on an electric car. I’ve been without a car for a long time now and then I would start my collective. It’s a very cool structured project designed to show up-and-coming artists, provide temporary residency, sell their work and give an outlet for creating. This would definitely get me back on my feet again. I have some big ideas, but I think those are two feasible things. And of course I’d buy My Son a bunch of books and probably get my mom a little vacation.