Our world is in the state of a deep crisis on every possible level and I hope that art in every aspect and area of it can influence peoples' souls to reexamine it and to see how they can prosper through it individually and collectively, to shape a better world that we can refer to as ours.

In today’s global climate, engaging locally is key to driving change. Expanding conversations on crises and solutions requires inclusivity and meeting people where they are. Emotional connections are essential—and art has the power to create them.

I am inspired by listening and learning about stories out of the "norm", out of the boundaries that society makes us believe we should also fit in. These stories help me reinvent myself and art is the medium that allows me to explore my boundaries respectfully to myself and other species.

Art as a way of exploring potential futures. Art as a way of exploring the messy stuff, like grief, yearning, and hope. Art as a way of looking at the world and our place in it.

Collaborating with original, forward-thinking artists whose work changes hearts and minds.

I feel like today, it’s on us, the younger generation to be involved and I see more young people taking an active interest in our cultures.

My art is about feeling and thinking - often about the blury line between the motivation of decisions, its restistance and the rooting of it in nature.

Art's ability to connect people beyond the boundaries and limits of language, location and body inspires me to shape the future through its power.

My battle includes
yours.

I like to look behind the scenses. My art work is abaout feeling and thinking - often about the blury line betwee the motivation behind decisions and its resistance aiming at a peaceful life as it should be.

Art for the Queer cultural community during a time of intense government oppression: the art of RESISTANCE

Nature’s resilience is remarkable, but it’s not limitless. My work examines the tipping point between recovery and irreversible damage.