My Career

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My Career *

My background in mechanical design taught me to see materials as possibilities, not limitations. I love the challenge of figuring out how to make whatever material work— metal, fabric, pixels, resin, film, whatever the creative vision demands. Sometimes the best solutions come from the most unexpected places.

My creative career began with The Eccentric Gallery, an independent brand focused on unconventional, eclectic mixed media art and accessories. Over two years, I sold over 500 pieces, created custom commissions, and built a dedicated audience drawn to my playful (and at times, erratic) artistic voice.

My Aspirations

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My Aspirations *

Through my work, I want to remind people that everyday experiences don’t have to be boring or thoughtless. Whether it's a piece that stops someone in their tracks or a product that quietly improves their daily routine, I want to create things that make people feel more at home in their own lives. More seen, more inspired, more alive. This is where the real impact lives.

My next phase as an artist is about pushing myself into new directions, and I know the best growth happens when you’re working alongside people who challenge you. I’m looking for collaborators who feel as deeply about their craft as I do— artists, curators, directors, and designers who understand that making art is more about the final piece.

I want to create better work, take bigger risks, and push harder.

There’s this feeling I have— like I’m equipped with special tools and visions because I’m supposed to make a bigger dent in the world. I’m not sure exactly what that looks like yet, but I know it means growing beyond where I am now.

Why I’m A Little Weird

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Why I’m A Little Weird *

I grew up full of wonder and awe, immersed in nature, airplanes, technology, and art in many forms— but there was always something electric happening beneath the surface. My brain processes reality through embodied synesthesia and aphantasia, creating wild, textured, non-visual sensory experiences that most people will never access. It’s like there’s this universe living inside my body where music has texture, colors have weight, and emotions become intense physical landscapes.

Ultimately, my plan is to master translating this internal language into something real— to bridge the gap between what flows through me and what I can actually create in this world.

The world has always felt both intensely beautiful and strange to me. My ultimate goal is to bridge the gap between what I feel and what I can actually create.

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