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About

I love art. Moved around a lot. Grew always fonder of all artforms. I’m deeply influenced by Tropicalia, MPB, Olafur Eliasson, Picasso, Herbie Hancock, Verner Panton, Oscar Niemeyer, and Louis Comfort Tiffany. All this art is created on their shoulders. I want to make increasingly immersive and diverse exhibitions.

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Curiosity Induced Change

Propagating Local Art Everywhere

There isn't a place in the world where art is not found. Most of the time the focus tends to veer toward the metropolitan epicenters of art. Market and Community alike. This is due to the relative abundance of opportunity in cities such as New York and Paris in comparison less densely populated areas. I would like to create locally based communities that can be self reliant while having a wide-reaching voice for the artists that are not at the artistic epicenters of the world. This could be created through regional, and traveling events that would not only stimulate the local communities but inspire others to create the same environment for their areas.

   Environmental art today does not propagate the curiosity and interest for the beauty which it advocates for. Usually focusing on the damage humanity is causing it and not emphasizing the beauty that would seize to be were we to destroy it. My aim is to celebrate that beauty and inciting curiosity for all the beautiful things around us while also advocating for its protection. For example, talking about the beauty of the sun in a smoke infested sky and our relationship that we have as humans with the environment. How beauty itself can be the motivator for its preservation rather than the reminder of its absence. 

Advocacy Through Beauty

Endless Inspiration

I would love to work in as many creative areas as possible. Working with as many different artists as possible. Collaborative art is something incredibly important for me but the opportunities to create it seem to be rare, or too rare for my taste. I would always like to be a voice for the idea that art should be collaborative in the competitive space in which it resides.

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