When I graduated from college, I was offered opportunities with galleries, but I chose to turn them down. I wasn’t ready yet. I haven’t discovered my own voice as an artist. I promised myself that when I did find it, my work would be a reflection of who I truly am, and people would remember it for that authenticity. I knew the journey required more learning, more exploration. So, I threw myself into diverse creative fields—becoming a graphic designer, concept artist, matte painter, illustrator, book cover artist, 3D artist, art director, and creative director. Each role sculpted me, shaping my skills, my vision, and my understanding of art. After 11 years of deep exploration and growth, I finally found the style that feels like mine—one that speaks from within.
First love never dies.
My art is a fusion of two styles.
Surrealism is an art style that blends dreamlike elements with reality. It explores the unconscious mind, often blending the fantastical with the mundane, creating scenes that feel both strange and familiar. It invites viewers into a world of unexpected juxtapositions and symbolism, where imagination breaks free from logic and anything is possible.
Luminescence in art captures the ethereal glow of light, creating a sense of mystery and wonder. By emphasizing light and its play on surfaces, luminescence transforms ordinary scenes into luminous, almost magical realms, inviting the viewer to experience a deeper connection with the unseen beauty that exists in the world around us.