A Sketchbook Of Nightmares

My art isn’t about beauty. It’s about confrontation. It’s about giving shape to the things that live in the dark—within me, within you.
black blue and yellow textile
black blue and yellow textile
a man riding a skateboard down the side of a ramp
a man riding a skateboard down the side of a ramp
a man riding a skateboard down a street next to tall buildings
a man riding a skateboard down a street next to tall buildings

I create because I'm haunted by my own experiences. The stuff I've survived, the things I can't forget—they just demand to be seen. Even if they're ugly or painful. This isn't just art for me. It's like fighting back against the darkness, against forgetting, against being numb. It's about breaking the silence."

Charcoal drags the shadows to the surface. Acrylic traps what refuses to die

I'm drawn to faces, but not the kind you usually see in portraits. I’m faceblind. People vanish the moment they leave my sight—no outlines, no details, just shadows clawing at memory. But emotions? They stay.

These aren't just pretty pictures. They're more like hauntings. Each painting is a scream trapped inside, a story that refuses to be silenced. It's about those emotions that are so intense, they almost twist your face out of shape.

My art isn't about beauty. It's about what's left after everything falls apart. It's scarred, broken, and refuses to give up. I create because there's this emptiness that keeps trying to swallow me whole. This is my way of fighting back."