I create art as a discipline rather than decoration. Each piece begins with a question about character, responsibility, and the quiet choices that shape a life. My work is meant to be lived with. It asks the viewer to slow down, tell the truth to themselves, and move with greater intention.

I am interested in growth that lasts. Not motivation. Not spectacle. My practice focuses on clarity, self respect, and the internal standards we hold when no one is watching. If you spend time with my work, the aim is simple. You leave more grounded, more honest, and more aligned with who you are becoming.