I began doodling when I was about three years old; when I was four or five, I wanted to create the tree, the sea, the bird or the little cabin with a chimney on the roof and with people living in it, when the doodle came out, I was very happy. Now I have begun to realize that I can never really make the tree, or bird ..., but I am in command with my desire and of what I do with my imagination and can make them live in my world of art.

I have the tendency to make bigger, abstract pieces of painting the more my heart is drawn to nature. I don't have a plan or a subject when I paint, but I do have to paint or create something on a daily basis; creativity is my outlet for mitigating unspeakable weakness and elevating my vigorous passion and desire.