After receiving my Bachelors of Studio Art from the University of Hawaii at Manoa in 2018, I decided to make the dive into Art full-time. Over the years, I experimented with mediums and taught myself advanced drawing techniques in order to visually represent my concepts. 

As my self-awareness grew, my work became more comprehensive & my concepts began to find its reasoning. 

In 2019, I became the featured Artist of Mental Health America of Hawaii. Which in turn, allowed me to advocate for the de-stigmatization of Mental Health amongst young, Asian-American males. 

The core values behind my work lay in 1) emotional representation through mediums/techniques, 2) advocating/showcasing emotional equity through representation, and 3) storytelling/private journaling through language. 

The spectrum of letters is much like the spectrum of emotions. And the question will always be “how willing are you to read between the lines?”