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.

As an artist, I always need to be thinking ahead of our present time and seeking the potential and possibilities of the future.

The resilience of Queer artists across the world resisting through their art, government suppression and oppression against our Queer cultural community. In the USA Trans persons are being erased from society and culture by the Trump transphobic administration.

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.

What can machine consciousness teach us about being human?

I use art as a means of connection. I am interested in balancing the personal with the collective.

My battle includes
yours.

I aspire to engage my students with diverse cultures and global perspectives through literature. By exploring works from authors spanning Europe, Africa, Polynesia, and beyond, I encourage them to embrace cultural diversity and develop a deeper understanding of the world.

As Joseph Beuys famously stated, "Everyone is an artist." I believe art has the power to shape a better world through diverse mediums. As a coffee professional, I use coffee as a medium to create 7000 Coffee Trees, a social sculpture that integrates art, sustainability, and community engagement.

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

share through photos changes occurring at sites of climate change, such as Greenland.