My work is a reflection of my journey through color, material, and memory. Growing up in Miami, I was surrounded by vibrant Art Deco aesthetics and the ever-changing landscape of street art. Over the years, my relationship with color has evolved from a vibrant explosion of hues to a more intentional, refined palette. I now find strength and clarity in simplicity, echoing a sense of discipline in my practice.

Central to my artistic expression is a profound connection to wood. The tactile nature of wood evokes memories of childhood tree forts, where salvaged materials were transformed into imaginative spaces. These formative experiences instilled in me a sense of creativity and resourcefulness that continues to shape my work today. This medium is infinite in its possibilities, allowing me to explore a wide range of techniques, from furniture making to intricate carvings.

I approach my practice as a vessel for ideas—sometimes a specific color or form feels like a download, guiding my decisions rather than being purely personal preference. I embrace experimentation, whether it’s through ceramics, resin, or woodworking, treating each piece as a lyric in a larger narrative. My aim is to create functional art that resonates on both aesthetic and emotional levels, bridging the gap between street art and furniture design.

As I look to the future, I am eager to expand my skill set into sewing and metalwork, further integrating diverse materials into my practice. I believe in the power of DIY—crafting every aspect of a piece from the ground up. Ultimately, my work invites others to partake in a shared experience of beauty, memory, and the joy of creation, fostering connections that transcend the boundaries of art.