My abstract art focuses on colors, shapes, and forms that might not mean anything specific, so viewers can see what they want to see. I often use unusual techniques, inspired by street art. I love mixing different materials to create something unique and personal, without worrying about looking realistic.

Through abstract art, I dive into emotions and ideas that touch people on a personal level, using strong contrasts, gentle gradients, or complex patterns to stir up all sorts of feelings and thoughts. Each piece is like a journey of imagination, inviting you to think and reflect. That’s the thing about Abstract art, its more of a feeling and connection between the viewer and the piece

My Frames

I’m not a frame builder, but I do have a woodshop and I enjoy working with wood. I don’t use expensive or exotic woods when making my frames. But I think they still match my art style. I call them “Starter Frames.” They’re simple and hold the paintings with clean lines. If you don’t love my frames, you can always get a fancier frame, but I still want you to be able to hang something right away.