As a painter, I always been drawn to life’s mysteries. Ever since I was a kid, I’ve been captivated by the unknown and the questions that don’t have easy answers and the coversations that goes beyond our rationality touching vulnerability and realness of the human. Like Einstein said, there’s something beautiful about the mysterious that inspires both art and science, and that really speaks to me. My art is all about tapping into those invisible forces that drive us, blending a bit of melancholy with raw emotion in each piece. I turn to different mediums to express what words can’t quite capture. The abstract shapes on my canvases hold a kind of spiritual weight, representing the birth of unseen identities and the ongoing process of peeling back layers to uncover my own understanding of life. In both, my personal journey and my art, I’m on a quest to connect with something bigger than ourselves. I want to build a bridge between the viewer and the divine, pondering our place in the vast unknown of the universe and sparking a sense of connection that goes beyond what we can touch and see.
