Artist Statement

Many upon many people are born with a creative mind, but only a few choose to be artists. The true meaning of an artist is someone who creates work in any of the various forms of artistic expression. That can range from writing to painting to a musician to a filmmaker, etc. The need to create is what brings all these kinds of people to their art.

For me, my need to create has expanded and changed many times throughout my life, such as writing, fashion design, photography, theatre, and filmmaking. Generally, I remain collectively invested in these artistic endeavors, but I’m especially invested in expanding my knowledge and experience of becoming a multimedia artist.

I’ve come to realize that many of my interests align with the overall purpose of telling stories, in whichever medium possible. Therefore, I believe that becoming experienced with the use of various multimedia tools like photography, animation, photoshop, filmmaking, etc. can be very valuable for the process of storytelling. 

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