About the Artist
My artistic journey began in Flint, Michigan, where I was surrounded by a rich culture of creativity, resilience, and street art. From an early age, art became a way to process emotions, tell stories, and connect with the world around me. Today, as an international muralist and canvas painter, I create work that blends bold color palettes, strong outlines, and symbolic imagery to explore themes of healing, empowerment, community, and hope. Much of my inspiration comes from nature, public spaces, and the people whose stories shape the communities I work in. Water is a recurring symbol in my work, representing strength, transformation, and renewal. I am also drawn to flowers, wildlife, ancient symbolism, and futuristic elements that create a dialogue between past and future. My creative process begins with research, observation, and sketching. I develop concepts that respond to a specific place or story, then build layers of color, texture, and symbolism to create artwork that is both visually engaging and emotionally meaningful.