I’ve been drawn to visual expression since the age of four, when I painted all over the walls of my parents’ garage. Without formal training, I found my own way, formulating my own style. Since then, I’ve continued to study the work of artists throughout history. In 2014, I traveled to Farnese, in the province of Lazio Italy, to study at Borgo Rinascimento International School of Art.

Those studies led me to understand the mind perceives its own reality — a moment’s glimpse of life — the light, the dark, movement, and continuance. From that understanding, I paint my impression, a perception with abstract outcomes, without interference from the real. As a result, my paintings aren’t about what I look at but what looks back at me.