Before I learned to walk, I learned to dream. 

I've been making things ever since I was young. I'd spend my afternoons in my Dad's workshop, learning how to think and create. I'd craft ideas in my mind and come home to put the pieces together. My mind was the only limit to what I could make. 

Now I work with almost every medium to create surrealistic art that blends different ideas, delves a bit into the subconscious, and brings unapologetic vibrancy into a world that is turning more and more toward faceless automation.  

The story I want to tell in any given piece revolves around raw emotion. Think of me as a translator of feelings to shapes and colors.