Born July 8th 2000 into the foster care system with my mother at a very young age and have been exposed to homelessness most of my life, I feel my life experiences have really shaped the art that I produce today. Being able to not only experience hardships, but to be able to come out of those situations, a smarter stronger better person is the entire essence of my art and what I do in this world. I am entirely self-taught with only the time and energy I’ve put in to cultivate the skills under my belt. Being diagnosed with Asperger’s at a very young age, I always knew my artistic view on the world was different mixing perspectives paired with abstract form deep textures and distinct line work, I use my art to convey the true feelings of my soul. I hope to inspire anybody who struggles with mental health, I hope to be able to show the meaning art can give your life regardless, kg, your background or upbringing. Anybody can be an amazing artist it just takes time. I leave the interpretation of my art to the audience. I have no specific idea or concept in mind when I’m creating these pieces. My only goal is to leave you something beautiful that moves you in any direction the piece feels like moving you, I bend perspectives and use abstract form and black and white color format, to help blend everything together. It’s up to you to understand how the piece makes you feel.