I love to make abstract art that strikes at the complexity and emotion that can be achieved. I’m a maximalist artist and I aim to do this by pushing myself in different mediums, techniques, and styles. As far as complexity goes, I like the idea of people analyzing my work that goes beyond appreciation of decorative appeal; I’m focused on intensity. I often utilize optical illusions and the types/amount of shapes that I present in my work (representational or not). Inspiration-wise, I grew up doing arts and crafts because of my mom, and I like the look of stained glass and carpet designs.

My usual medium of choice consists of graph paper, pens, and markers. My purpose is precision. I love putting a great deal of time and effort into my art, even if it's faster to make it online, though I’ve used other mediums lately. When it comes to my personal life, I have anxiety issues, so art is my form of stress-relief.

Motivation-wise, making art has always helped me with my emotions. I’m always surprised when people like my art more than I do. Imposter syndrome affects me, but it does help that my work is appreciated. I spent a long time associating my art with hard work because abstract art/pattern-based art is often looked down upon or seen as unusual. All in all, my use of intensity and maximalism acts as a conduit for my stress and what abstraction can achieve in an emotional sense.