When I'm working everything becomes the background.
I've always been drawing since a very young age.
My dad was a professional sign writer back in eighties.
I grew up around smell of the mediums
and all the art materials, and all the workshops,
and then I became obsessed with it, I guess.
It was a no-brainer that I was gonna just keep making art.
I think, the most satisfying thing is the process.
Just a pencil and paper.
When I'm in my room, I can paint without any sounds.
And it's as exciting to me.. It's like just between me and the work.
What drives me as an artist, is my constant search for inspirations around me.
And sometimes life goes so fast.
You have to kinda just open your eyes and take all the goodness and people come and go.
You make new friends, you learn about old friends and you hear peaceful music.
Some of the most random stuff can just inspire you to want to do something about it or
to want to say something, you want to add.
I really enjoyed the experience of painting on the street.
I love meeting people.
I love figuring out how to get it done.
I love the challenges and the reward afterwards.
But most I'm into interaction with the surrounding, with the community, with the people that walk pass.
These priceless experiences.
You research things and you study things that certainly can't extend
but sometimes you just throw all the rules out of the window and let go.
There is such a long way to go.
Every time I've done something, I fell like I'm beginning all over again.