Iβve been making art since childhood, inspired by observing nature and copying comic books. In my teenage years, influenced by the emerging hip hop scene from New York, I painted murals and designed flyers for underground club nights. I was excited by the rich variety of creativity that surrounded me. Studying Fine Art at Cheltenham College of Art expanded my practice and introduced me to a wider
spectrum of figurative, abstract, and conceptual approaches. After graduating, I moved into commercial childrenβs illustration and graphic design for both digital and print, while continuing to build a parallel portfolio of painting and drawing. Now, my practice is evolving again β weaving together the threads of my experience into sculptural work. Iβm drawn to myths, symbols, and ancient archetypes, and how these old stories are ever present contemporary culture. My work reflects the rhythm of dance music, the quiet processes of nature, and the inner journeys of youth β especially the search for identity and meaning in a noisy, challenging world.