In the early months of 2008, a brush with cancer led me to discover the solace and salvation of painting. It wasn't just a pastime; it became my sanctuary. My art isn't a vessel for convoluted theories or to bolster lackluster images. No, to me, a painting should be an aesthetic voyage above all else.

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My method is straightforward. I begin with pen strokes or pixels, crafting shapes and shadows. Then, layer by layer, I infuse them with colors and highlights, seeking a visual and emotional harmony that resonates with my vision. My aspiration? That the final creation strikes a chord with the observer's own aesthetic sensibilities... and when that harmony occurs, it's truly a marvel to behold.

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My creative process serves as a gateway to a realm of possibilities, where shifts in color, composition, technique, and surface treatment unfold. For inspiration, I look beyond the art world. Technology, science, philosophy, and the digital landscape are my muses. Yet, I must admit, the realms of music and literature also hold sway over my creativity.