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About Me Art was never just a subject for me. It was a calling I couldn’t silence. Growing up in a place where art held little professional promise, I made a choice that many around me questioned: I chose to follow my passion anyway. I understood the financial risks. I heard the doubts. And I chose creativity over certainty, because I knew, with quiet conviction, that my talent was not something to be set aside. I studied Science, then crossed disciplines to pursue Arts at college level, a decision that required months of persuading my family, and every ounce of my own courage. That leap led me to a Master of Fine Arts, where I graduated at the top of my batch. It was the moment I stopped hoping art could be my profession, and accepted that it already was. Since then, I have held solo exhibitions and participated in group shows, building a practice rooted not in a single style, but in something more lasting: meaning. I have never confined myself to one aesthetic or medium, because I believe art’s true power lies not in how it looks, but in what it makes you feel. For me, theme is everything, the heartbeat beneath every piece I create. I am a multi-disciplinary artist, endlessly curious, still exploring, still becoming. And I think that is exactly as it should be.