I am fascinated with life as a human being on planet earth in this moment in time. There are so many possibilities to create, to experience and to learn. When my mind is calm I feel in harmony with a system that is greater than me where everything is perfectly as it should be. I believe I am here to grow as a human being and to express that growth though conscious creation.
I used to spend hours searching the internet for images to use in my collages, always facing the dilemma of using someone else’s work. While I loved the creative process, there was always a lingering concern about originality and the ethics of borrowing from others. It felt limiting, knowing that my vision was dependent on what I could find rather than what I could create. Now, with the help of AI, everything has changed. I can generate the exact kind of images I’ve been searching for—tailored to my ideas and completely unique. The creative freedom this provides is exhilarating. No longer bound by the limitations of existing content, I can explore new themes, styles, and concepts without worrying about copyright issues. AI has become a powerful tool in my artistic process, allowing me to fully realize my vision in a way that feels genuinely my own.
Creating art from high-resolution scans of random ink spots has become a deeply personal journey for me. What began as a simple experiment has evolved into a way of exploring the unexpected beauty in chaos. I love how something as ordinary as a drop of ink can, when magnified, transform into an intricate world of texture and form. Blowing up these scans reveals details I never imagined—tiny gradients, fluid shapes, and the organic flow of the ink that feels almost alive. Each piece feels like a discovery, a moment of serendipity where randomness meets intention. There’s something liberating about embracing the unpredictability of the process, letting go of control and allowing the ink to speak for itself. It’s a reminder that art doesn’t always need to be planned or perfect; sometimes, the most meaningful creations come from embracing imperfections and seeing where they take you.
