clover

I create art because I love to; it is not motivated by anything else. Ever since I was very young I’ve had an impulse from within to paint, draw and make. I began creating abstract expressionism intentionally around the age of nine and this included digital abstraction as well. Abstraction feels natural for me to create, as opposed to attempting to mimic something that already exists. Around the time I was 16 it “overflowed” into composing music as well and today I am just as passionate about music as I am about abstract art. During my second year in university I really started to dive into the world of digital abstraction and made my first “elaborate” art series at that time. Ever since then, my artwork has evolved, showing much more complex detail and layering, ultimately engaging the viewer’s imagination, as they interpret what they see.