My art exists at the intersection of two vast unknowns: the ocean and space. These realms, though seemingly distinct, share an undeniable connection—both are expansive, mysterious, and brimming with light in places we least expect. Through my work, I explore the interplay between these elements, creating pieces that evoke the wonder, movement, and stillness of both deep water and the cosmos.

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The concept of interconnectedness defines me as an artist. Whether I am painting glowing celestial waves, shimmering galaxies that ripple like ocean currents, or abstract representations of light piercing through the unknown, this theme runs through everything I create. No matter what new ideas I explore, I always return to this core—because for me, it is more than an artistic concept; it is a reflection of how I see the world.

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The ocean and space are mirrors of each other, and together, they symbolize our human relationship with the unknown: the simultaneous fear and curiosity, the desire to explore and the awe of discovery. I strive to capture that tension in my work, blending organic, fluid shapes with glowing, ethereal accents to remind us that even in the darkest depths or the farthest reaches, there is always light.

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My goal is to create art that invites reflection, offering a sense of connection and wonder to those who view it. I believe that the vastness of the unknown isn’t something to fear but a reminder of our capacity to dream, explore, and find beauty in the infinite.