My studio work reflects the culmination of the spaces I experienced and lived in throughout my life. 

The nostalgic spaces of my childhood greatly inspire my thought processes when creating works. Having grown up with the Internet and video games, I was exposed to many varied forms of self-expression from hundreds of people around the world. The feeling of discovering something new about something I enjoyed made me even more excited to learn more. I wanted to create works that people could explore and enjoy just as I did with the media I engaged with. I wish for my work to recreate the sense of exploration and wonder I felt while browsing the Internet at an early age and learning all I could about the things I enjoyed. The thought of not only engaging those feelings with my audience but also encouraging them to experience my work with others is something I strive for with my work. 

Outside of nostalgic spaces, my imagination for my work is also derived from the dream worlds I explore. With my ability to lucid dream, I feel a sense of control in my dreams that I do not have while in the waking world. The worlds I explore while sleeping often inspire the fictional settings and characters I develop.