From a young age, I've been immersed in the world of art. I spent countless hours in art museums, captivated by the pieces on display. This early exposure shaped my life and ignited a passion that continues to burn brightly. Even at just 25 years old, I've always used art as a form of self-expression, whether it's through my clothing choices or the color of my hair. My curiosity even led me to earn a cosmetology degree, further proving my lifelong connection to creativity. Art, for me, isn't just a hobby; it’s a fundamental part of who I am, a language I’ve been speaking since childhood.
When I create art, I am giving a physical form to my emotions. My paintings are often born from a place of rage and anger, a way to channel powerful feelings onto a canvas. I don't limit myself to traditional tools; I use brushes, bottles, my fingers—anything that allows my emotions to pour out. This process is deeply personal and therapeutic. Painting isn't just about creating something beautiful; it's about controlling my emotions and finding a sense of peace within myself. Through this intense, raw process, I create for myself, with the purpose of healing and emotional release.
