My most beloved influences include Vincent Van Gogh and Jean-Michel Basquiat—two masters who transcended convention by pouring raw emotion and unfiltered thought directly onto the canvas. What I cherish most about their work is not technique, but their ability to let each brushstroke speak from the depths of their soul. 

For me, art has never been about imitation or trend. It is not about conforming to what has already been done, but about shaping a path that flows authentically from within. Art is freedom. Every line drawn is a signature of the self. Every color chosen is an act of pure expression. Every image imagined and painted into existence is the intangible becoming real, the dream materializing in our shared world.

My work is a reflection of dreams, visions, and belief systems, an ongoing dialogue between my inner world and the canvas. To categorize it would be to confine it. I do not paint to fit into a genre; I paint to be. Just as Van Gogh and Basquiat created what felt true to them, I allow myself to create in rhythm with spirit, without influence from popularized culture or external expectation.

Each piece is alive before it ever reaches the canvas. As I paint, I embody the dragon, the heron, the earth mother, the Egyptian deity. They are all fragments of my inner self, living symbols of a spiritual connection to something eternal—what I call the all that resides in each of us.

With every stroke, my art becomes a mirror: of imagination, of spirit, of the unseen. It is my sincerest hope that in experiencing my work, collectors and viewers alike may not only see me, but also glimpse a reflection of their own inner world.