“I create because I love the art of creation. Starting with absolutely nothing, to conceptualizing something into reality, there’s magic within that. It’s mystical, enthralling, and empowering, which is what my work exemplifies. Whether it be a script, a painting, digital media, or other forms of written work, my work is based in the surreal and whimsical. It is weird, experimental, and unconventional in ways that often lend to deeper meaning, but sometimes, it simply exists to catch someone’s eye.

I draw aesthetical inspiration from artists who push boundaries within their field (Salvador Dali, Frida Kahlo, Jordan Peele, Alberto Mielgo, Hayao Miyazaki, Lolita Lorenzo, N.K Jemison), but my greatest inspiration stems from my lived experiences. I take what I find intriguing about being African American, Central American, autistic, born of the 2000s, and craft it into a visual mixed media or interdisciplinary format that showcases my ambition. I have an immense passion for working outside the box.

Although I make my art for me, I’m beginning to share it with the world via digital platforms.

As a survivor, what has pulled me out of my darkest moments was art and the creations of other visionaries: books, movies, shows, and other media that brought me happiness and imaginary worlds that I could escape into. 

If another individual’s creative material was able to instill hope and show me that life is worth living, then I figure, my work can do the same. That is why I am pursuing a professional career as a mixed-media artist, filmmaker, and scriptwriter. I seek to inspire, uplift, and destigmatize marginalized groups through art and storytelling. I don’t know or even predict what the scope of my legacy might be; as long as I am in a creative sphere, flexing my artistry, I am ever excited for the life I lead.”