Art as Therapy

I grew up in a creative household where art was always present, but it wasn’t until after my father’s passing that drawing became more than a hobby — it became my refuge. What began as charcoal and graphite portraits turned into a disciplined pursuit of detail, expression, and emotional connection.

My early black-and-white work focused on capturing real emotion through light and shadow. As my practice evolved, I embraced oil and acrylic, allowing color to deepen the stories in my work. Today, I create pieces that blend hyperrealistic precision with rich, cinematic narratives rooted in love, memory, and lived experiences.

Every piece is crafted with intention — not just to be seen, but to be felt.