At twelve years old, my mind began to create. My room became a canvas — walls covered in posters and an art piece I made after spending hours searching Pinterest for inspiration. Art was always around me, quietly lingering in the background. Even though I didn’t know it then, I had a feeling that painting would one day be my passion.

When I entered high school, I started thinking seriously about my future. I wondered if being an artist could really sustain me, so I decided to pursue interior design instead. But as time went on, I realized the passion wasn’t truly there. As of recently, I let that idea go and embraced the journey of becoming a freelance artist.

Through my years of painting, I’ve learned — and continue to learn — how deeply art can impact others and how I can contribute to that feeling. Each piece I create reflects a part of my personal growth, emotion, and imagination. I believe art is a language that connects us beyond words, and my goal is to become a bridge for younger generations — to show that creativity can be both a form of self-expression and self-acceptance.

I want my work to encourage others to see beauty in imperfection and emotion in simplicity. By embracing the flaws within my art, I embrace the humanity behind it — reminding others that growth and creativity are ongoing journeys. Ultimately, I hope my art inspires people to explore their own creativity fearlessly, to feel deeply, and to create freely.