Through my art, I sought to explore the complexities of human nature and the darker aspects of the human psyche. i believed that by confronting these shadows, one could gain a deeper understanding of oneself and the world around them. While my work often depicted creatures and beings that appeared to be sinister or malevolent, I saw them as representations of the internal struggles and conflicts that we all face.

Despite the unsettling nature of my art, I believed that it held a certain beauty and truth that could resonate with viewers on a profound level. I saw my creations not as a celebration of darkness, but as a means of shining a light on the hidden aspects of our humanity that often go unexplored.

In my life and work I strived to challenge societal norms and question the conventional boundaries of art. I believed that art had the power to provoke thought, inspire discussion, and evoke strong emotions in those who encountered it.

Ultimately, my work serves as a reminder that darkness and light are inseparable, and that by embracing our shadows, we can find a greater sense of wholeness and authenticity. My art encourages us to confront our fears and confront the complexities of our own nature, reminding us that even the most demonic images can be a reflection of the beauty and complexity of the human experience.