“My work begins with a mess and a prayer... and resolves in meaning.
Much of contemporary art embraces disruption, mess, and rupture... and so does my own human process.
I allow the image to begin in disorder and a calling out to God. Drips (tears), splatter (mess ups), expression and instability are not mistakes; they’re thresholds. But I don’t leave myself (or the viewer) to sit there in that unresolved energy.
I don’t believe art is neutral. Images imprint. What we place on our walls becomes part of our inner weather.
Where some art releases emotion, visionary art carries responsibility for what it activates. My work moves through mess, not as an endpoint, but as raw material... something that gets to be metabolized, alchemized, and translated into coherence.
Contemporary art often mirrors fragmentation. Visionary art beautifies the mess by repairing and alchemizing it.
The right piece doesn’t just speak to you, It recalibrates you. Owning it is less like buying and more like reclaiming a part of yourself you didn’t yet have language for.”