Much of my work is deeply influenced by personal relationships and, more recently, a significant life event, the passing of my father. His support played a major role in my artistic journey, and his loss has had a huge impact on me. As a result, I find myself creating pieces that honor his memory and legacy, allowing my art to become both a form of remembrance and a way to process my emotions.

 

I have always been amazed by different artistic styles, but realism has captivated me the most. Since childhood, I’ve aspired to reach that level of depth and detail in my portraits. My process is pretty straightforward, I usually find something that catches my interest and begin creating from there. While I mostly do digital graphic design now, my traditional work is mostly graphite and charcoal but recently I have begun to incorporate color to enhance my portfolio.  

 

Beyond personal themes, my digital work is driven by a desire to create visually appealing and thoughtful designs. Whether it’s a business logo, an advertisement, or even a restaurant menu, I often find myself imagining how it could be refined and elevated. 

 

At the end of the day everything I create is a way to express myself, whether it’s through a portrait that captures a memory of a loved one or a design that feels clean and balanced. I create for myself, as a way to process, reflect, and bring my ideas to life. As I continue to evolve as an artist and designer, I aim to create what inspires me and keep exploring new ways to grow in my work.