The basis of my work revolves around clean-cut aesthetics that utilize organization and order. In general, my works relate to various visual stimulus that may be seen in large cities such as Tokyo, New York, and Paris. I’m also influenced by the general style of the 19080’s, and various
Asian cartoons. A term that could describe this style is futuristic.

I make art in order to surprise myself. My work represents me as an individual. Whenever I create something new I include various signature elements that allow the viewer to relate the work back to my style. In general, I use minimal graphics and modify them with various effects. I add text or simple shapes within a piece and organize them within a grid in order to create a clean, structured aesthetic.

 

As of now I strive to create a new visual style that can be seen within my show. The inspiration for this idea stems from many genres and schools of art including glitch art, minimalism, abstraction, and the Bauhaus. The main focus within these works are abstract shapes that will have a
3-dimensional element incorporated with them. Each of them will differ from there texture and colors that incorporated within each piece. Whenever looking long at certain pieces a viewer may see clear figures that they may recognize.