My first real kiss happened right against the front window of a restaurant. Everyone inside eating could see us. I was too young to know what I was doing, and it came so suddenly my mind didn’t even have time to catch up.

She saw straight through the polished mask I’d spent years perfecting in the mirror - the careful, guarded version I sold to the world.

Society could collapse tomorrow - aliens finally landing, lasers carving up the skyline - and I’d still be standing there, mid-shower, wondering: Did I soap both armpits, or did I just zone out again?

This work is a cracked mirror held up to the world I’m breathing in - the one where I’m standing on the edge of my own sanity, watching everyone else step cheerfully off the cliff ahead of me.

This is a raw, surreal anthem for the discarded - cracked souls, grieving hearts, and shattered objects the world calls worthless. It's a love letter to the overlooked, stitched with a simple truth: one person's trash is another's treasure.

I can’t stand summer. It rolls in like a grim reaper with a tan, swinging humidity and sunshine like a meat cleaver.

No one looks up from their phone anymore. We live inside our screens until something finally snaps us out of them.

Neon Diaries is a visual metaphor - every artwork I create is born from a personal story, much like ink spilled in a private journal. But unlike hidden pages, my art lays bare my deepest thoughts for all to see.

‘Never Forgotten’ is a profoundly personal artwork that captures the enduring bond between a mother and child, transcending the boundaries of life and death.

"Shed Your Skin" is a tapestry of storytelling and symbolism, woven with hope and defiance.

At first glance, this piece feels chaotic, surreal, cartoonish – but like a memory, it’s layered. This is a story about a memory – about the ghosts we’re told to bury becoming the ones who shape us. A quiet opera for the emotionally maimed.

This artwork captures the essence of personal transformation through the intimate connection we share with music.

‘Will Dance For Food’ is a poignant 1/1 artwork that delves into the themes of hunger, inequality, and the stark disconnect between privilege and need.