I make art because I love it, and I love discovering what comes out when I let loose on the canvas. My work lives somewhere between portraits, dancers, and whatever style or method grabs me at the moment. I’m drawn to ballerinas—their grace, their strength, their stillness in motion. I don’t stick to a single way of creating; instead, I jump into techniques and approaches that feel fresh or intriguing. This exploration, the constant play, is what keeps me connected to my work. It's about capturing something alive, not overexplaining it.

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​For example, I will often invent new techniques, or study other artists and emulate them, or sometimes just throw some things together and see if I like it. So perhaps that is my statement, that I create what I like, and if I don't, it is erased. A painting of a bowl of fruit, a flower, a couple walking down an alley, none have need for an "artist statement" to be art.