As an artist, my work is deeply rooted in the exploration of humanity’s quest for meaning within the complexities of the human condition. I believe that at the heart of our existence lies a profound desire to understand the world around us, our place within it, and the purpose of our lives. It is this drive that compels me to create, to explore the vast emotional and spiritual landscapes that shape us as individuals and as a collective. The ability to think, reason, and search for truth is a gift, one that I seek to reflect in my art. I aim to capture the tension between the intellect and the soul, between doubt and belief, as we grapple with questions of identity, purpose, and faith. As a Christian, I am constantly inspired by the foundational truths of the Gospel, which offer not only an answer to these deep questions but also a way to navigate the struggles inherent in our journey.

My work is not only a personal exploration but an invitation to others to reflect on their own experiences and search for meaning. I strive to create pieces that encourage reflection and dialogue—pieces that speak to the mind and spirit, and that remind us of the grace available to us, even in our most challenging moments.

Art, for me, is not simply about creating something meaningful; it is a way of communicating the truths I have discovered and continue to seek. It is an act of faith and an expression that through each image, I hope to connect the viewer with the deeper questions of existence, while also offering glimpses of the divine.

In this journey, I am both a seeker and a guide, and I invite you to join me in the search for meaning.

My experience with artistic process and practice has always been an effort to provide some sort of impressionist artifact containing my thoughts and feelings either about a specific experience or train of thought I'm possessed by. Every medium I've worked in has been this way, but drawing seems to have been the most evident of this reality, the artifact manifesting as a charged object filled with internal process and intention. Artistic process is also simultaneously a place for me to put my obsessive behavior, because otherwise it doesn't seem to know where else to go and becomes reminiscent of stagnant water; inert and teeming with a certain toxicity that can only be alleviated through a proper, moving channel. I aim to express this energy through these artifacts, in hopes the process will bring me some temporary peace of mind as well as the final output will aid others in their own journeys.