As an abstract artist, my work is rooted in process, channeling a raw, primal energy through gestural mark-making, instinctive movement, and layered moments—allowing something larger than myself to take over, guiding the creation with an untamed, expressive force. Color plays a central role in my work, not just as a formal component but as a direct and visceral response. Whether bold and electric or subdued and atmospheric, each hue is chosen to evoke emotional depth and reflect the complexities of human experience. Working across mixed media—graphite, charcoal, pastel, spray paint, crayon, and collage—I build textured surfaces that act as emotional landscapes. These materials interact in unpredictable ways, embracing imperfection and chance as essential elements of creation. The resulting works exist in a state of flux, shifting between presence and erasure, emergence and dissolution, mirroring the transient nature of thought and feeling. At the core of my abstract approach is a balance between conscious intention and subconscious impulse. By rejecting fixed forms and embracing the unknown, my practice remains open—fluid, ever-evolving, and deeply connected to inner and outer discovery. There is always something in flux, always something being questioned. As a steward of mystery, I translate emotional states into expression, evoking a response—one way or another. Drawn to the tension and juxtaposition that unfold both internally and externally, I allow space for meaning to emerge in unexpected ways.