When someone creates art, they imprint a part of themselves onto the canvas, paper, or object in front of them. Their personality, quirks, and inner dialogues take shape through marks, colors, and forms. While we all translate these elements differently, ultimately, art is a form of communication—an expression of self that can reveal a single element or multiple layers of an artist’s inner world.

The gestural marks I make emerge instinctively, as if they are an essential part of me. I am endlessly drawn to them, feeling they embody my unique essence. To me, the marks exist at the intersection of thoughts, dreams, emotions, and memories. Sometimes I capture them in isolation, but my most fulfilling works are those that reflect the layered depth of inner dialogues—a visual snapshot of my constantly evolving internal landscape.