I grew up in Denver and have always been interested in the arts. Over the course of middle and high school, art classes were always my favorite. 9th grade was my introduction to digital art when I took a graphic design class. Since then, digital art has been my primary focus, but I supplement it with watercolor and drawing.

Although I primarily stick to 2D art, including drawing, painting, and digital art, I have always been interested in exploring different mediums and techniques. I find that experimenting with new materials and processes not only challenges me to push the boundaries of my own creativity but also allows me to express myself in different ways.

Currently, I am studying Art Practices with a minor in Anthropology, which has only deepened my passion for the arts and their intersections with the humanities. I believe that visual art is not only a reflection of the society and culture that produces it but also a means to engage with and critique the world around us. By studying both art and anthropology, I aim to develop a critical and nuanced understanding of the role of art in human history, politics, and society.

Beyond my academic pursuits, I am always seeking out new sources of inspiration and opportunities to connect with other artists and creatives. I am particularly interested in exploring the relationships between visual art and other forms of cultural expressions, such as music, literature, and film. By combining different mediums and disciplines, I hope to create work that is both aesthetically engaging and intellectually stimulating.

As I continue to develop my practice and engage with the wider arts community, I look forward to sharing my vision with others and contributing to the ongoing conversation about the power and potential of visual art.