ABOUT

I have been an artist almost my entire life.
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It was always simple for me, making creative choices was very fun and even as a little kid, I took my artworks very personally. Fortunately, I grew up in a household that was very open and supportive of my choices. My mother took me to musical performances, my dad was a movie producer, and I partook in every school show. This allowed me to expand my creative insights. I fell in love with photography, videography, illustrations, music, dance, fashion, and the entire artistic industry. In the midst of all the interests I had, I was only a visual artist, I have been practicing traditional art for years. Despite my greed to explore and create all other creative media, I stuck with illustrations and creating art only. It wasn't until 8th grade until I began to explore the production of music. I began using garageband and no knowledge on piano, song forms, and beat making. With the music I created, I created my own album covers, lyric videos, and publicized my work on youtube.
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Nothing has humbled me more than music and art.
I was told that I was a terrible singer at the age of 12, but I didn’t care because it was coming from a 6 year old. Then, I was told, again, that I was a terrible singer at the age of 16, but this time I took it to heart. A director told me, “you sound like you don’t practice, how exactly do you think you will do this as a job when you don’t even do it on a regular basis?'' And as blatant as this might sound, “I should practice” never occurred to me until then. I think that being a creative individual has benefitted me but also torn me apart, just enough for me to learn from it. This realization that practice is important, has allowed me to work harder regardless of the unprecedented boundaries my environment has set me in. Through these critiques, music and art is how I build my work ethic, my morals towards working hard and my motivation to do better.
