My artistic practice is rooted in the transformation of memory, knowledge, and vision into reality form. I draw from the intersections of personal memory, pop culture, and sometimes...food.

Medium is not a concern. Acrylic, mixed media, digital, AI, VR, 3D modeling, 3D printing—even noise/industrial rap are all vehicles used to explore the tension between what is wild and what can be shaped.

Influences range from the sleek technicality of H.R. Giger to the wildly unconcerned creativity of Parliament/Funkadelic album covers, to the bold futurism of the cryptoart movement. I don’t see boundaries between mediums—only opportunities to experiment, combine, distort, and evolve.

This is a lifelong experiment. Rooted in childhood memories, high school art classes, and propelled by the transformative experience of a layoff - my work exists at the nexus where the outer world and my inner world converge.