"Art has always been a bit of a science experiment for me. Each piece is a discovery. I find the lines, the “shoulds” of a practice, then step outside of them. It is intimidating yet liberating at the same time. I am never 100% certain of what will happen, all I know is something is coming to life. My practice has always lived in free-form inspiration. The result of a question answered by courage to find out what happens if I try. My lines are not perfect, but in my opinion, art is not meant to be “perfect,” it is meant to be honest, raw, and real. Through this process, my goal is to create work that inspires others to embrace imperfections and find beauty in the unexpected."