From his long and fine silhouette, like the lines of his brush strokes, he urges that art is for expressing something, through the process of monitoring, thinking, analyzing, then in addition, the artist’s identity. Those messages tell stories, feelings, emotions, experiences, and so much more, on behalf of their creators.

Although still in his early twenties, he knows what he’s talking about, he’s been drawing intensely since he was three years old, and already, according to him, he had a very personal vision of representing what he was drawing.

Being an artist matters a lot to me because it will allow me to fully express who I am and how I feel about the world. I will utilize this to further the arts movement in my community and engage with the public on behalf of artists.

Art is everything, art is just like the simple things as a we talk, we walk, we eat, anything is relevant about art if we would love to say it in a formal way: “I think art is a place where artists are the ones who impart the beauty of art through themselves, in order to make others people know what art is about and what is beautiful art.”

His sources of inspiration are plural, everything that surrounds him: his loved ones, his daily life, the outside world around him, because his artistic work evokes particular human activities, things in life, then and beyond that. Sometimes he tells his own story, transposing his emotions and thoughts.

Artistic expression also allows the artist to better understand who he is, through his dreams, his wishes and a reality assumed, or not. What is important, he says, is to give depth and meaning to the work to better understand the world around us. He concludes there is however no magic recipe to get successful in art.