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My artistic journey spans nearly my entire life, evolving into a passion. My formative years were spent at a Waldorf school, where their unconventional arts and experience-based curriculum provided me with a thorough artist education from kindergarten through high school graduation. The spark of my love for creating ignited during a high school study abroad program in culturally rich Kreuzberg, Berlin, where I received training in graffiti art.

In the subsequent years, I delved into the exploration of different art styles and mediums, culminating in the establishment of my own clothing company. However, my focus has now shifted towards tattoo art, and I am currently pursuing a professional apprenticeship. The turning point was marked by my first tattoo—a portrait of my late mother, who succumbed to brain cancer. This experience revealed the profound meaning that tattoo art can hold.

In today's oversaturated art market, standing out can be challenging. However, tattoos transcend traditional art by becoming an integral part of the wearer's person and identity, sustaining its significance for a lifetime. I am enthusiastic about collaborating with others on artwork that they will proudly wear, creating meaningful connections through the permanence of tattoo art.