About

 I was raised in Sweden’s oldest town and deeply influenced by summers spent with my lively uncles in Rhodes. My artistic journey began as a teenager, creating street graffiti  in tunnels, on walls, canvases — anything I could find.

At 17, I had the opportunity to apprentice under one of my artistic heroes, Emilio Moliner (R.I.P), who taught me to see art without limits — revealing that even a broom could become a tool for beauty.

Creativity has always been essential to my life. I paint with whatever materials are at hand — pens, crayons, spray paint, ink, brushes, and more. Today, I fuse my hands-on approach with digital techniques, developing a unique process that blends traditional craft with detailed digital refinement.

For me, art is not a choice; it is a necessity. Alongside my visual work, I often write accompanying texts — a habit that began in my teenage years. Even when the mind feels silent during the act of painting, something is always happening beneath the surface, and the words that emerge afterward capture those unseen movements of thought and emotion.

Through every medium, my work seeks to express the raw, intuitive dialogue between mind, material, and memory.