Since beginning my artistic journey, I’ve been driven by a desire to explore not only how things look but what they mean — to dig beneath the surface and reveal the essence of my subjects. This exploration has shaped my work across various mediums, including sculpture, mixed media, large-scale installations, and murals.

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A pivotal moment in my young development was being mentored and selected for the Disney Young Artist Camp by Greg McCullough in Florida at the age of 10. This opportunity immersed me into a creative environment at a young age that challenged and inspired me, affirming my commitment to a life dedicated to art. In recent years, I have focused heavily on mural work, bringing vibrant, large-scale art to public and commercial spaces. Some of my notable projects include a one-of-a-kind exterior glitter mural for True West Coffe and CVG Airport. I enjoy creating works that allow me to engage with the community in a dynamic and lasting way.

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Beyond creating art, I’ve embraced entrepreneurship. My time working at a screen printing business sparked a passion for hands-on production and custom design. This led me to establish my own registered LLC, where I combine artistic vision with practical skills like screen printing and sublimation. I have partnered with organizations like The Make-A-Wish foundation, The Learning Center in Liberty Township, Ridgeway Elementary School, & Milford High School for community events, which has been deeply rewarding.

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​My artistic process is fueled by a balance of discipline and openness — I approach each piece with technical care while remaining flexible to evolution and surprise. Failures and unexpected outcomes have become essential teachers, helping me refine my voice and expand my capabilities. Large-scale work holds a special place in my practice. The physicality of creating sculptures so large challenges me to think spatially and conceptually, pushing my creative boundaries. Each project is an opportunity to engage viewers in new ways, inviting them to experience art as a powerful, immersive force.​Looking ahead, I’m excited to pursue a Masters Degree (MFA) and become practicing artist.

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Art, for me, is a dialogue — between artist and audience, form and meaning, intention and interpretation. It’s a way to connect, question, and transform. I’m grateful for every step of this journey and eager to continue exploring the endless possibilities of creative expression.