Since the age of twelve, I knew art was something essential in my life. It became my oasis, a way to build my confidence and express myself in ways I could not through words. Growing up, I had autism, struggled with my speech disorder, and hid my sexuality. As I watched my art of geometric shapes and arrows, I realized it was a reflection of my journey in life.

      Throughout my college years, I attended the Savannah College of Art and Design, where I graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Sound Design and a Minor in Music Production.  I was able to learn from award-winning professionals in the field and further improve my skill both into sound and visual arts.

        In the end, I want the art community to be able to see theirselves in my work like I have been able to.