My connection with art began in childhood. At around seven years old, I discovered my love for creativity while writing biographies in school, an experience that awakened my curiosity about people, expression, and storytelling.
later, during high school, I studied architecture and technical drawing for three years. During that time, I created models, practiced detailed drawings, and painted subjects that inspired me, including artists and animals, those early experience helped me develop a deeper understanding of structure, composition, and visual form.
years later, during a difficult moment in my life, painting became something much more personal. It began as a way to heal and to avoid falling into loneliness. When I started painting again, I felt peace, and I realized that art allowed me to express emotions that words could not.
Today, every painting I create comes from a place of solitude, intuition, and consciousness. When I paint, I allow my emotion, strength, and presence into the space it habits.