I believe that self-awareness, caring deeply about what you do, and holding yourself to high standards, elevates not only your own life, but the world around you.

I always wanted a life that felt aligned and alive, where my growth, values, and standards were reflected in how I lived every day, without compromise.

What stood in the way was the quiet conditioning to make myself smaller - to lower my standards, to temper my ambition, and to stay invisible in order to fit in.

It took me nearly three decades to realise that the solution wasn’t self-suppression, but self-trust. It requires cultivating awareness, doing the inner work, and reclaiming the authority to stand by what I value, even when it set me apart.

What followed was a quiet but decisive shift.

By committing to honest effort and upholding my standards, I became steadier and more self-trusting. I no longer felt the need to over-explain, seek approval, or make myself smaller to be acceptable. Overtime, my life began to reflect the same qualities I put into my art: depth, alignment, and clarity.

When you live with my work, it is meant to do the same, to reinforce your self-trust, and to fuel your continued commitment to standards, meaning, and purpose.