As a second-generation artist, the passion for creation runs in my veins. My family has always embraced the arts, and I have grown up surrounded by creativity and inspiration. This background has shaped my understanding of art as more than just a hobby; it is a way of life. For me, creating art is a form of meditation. When I work on a piece, I enter a calm, focused state where the outside world fades away. Each stroke, each shape I form, feels almost like a dance. I find peace in selecting materials and imagining how they will come together.

This process allows me to express emotions and thoughts that might otherwise remain unspoken. What I love most about my art is that each piece is uniquely shaped, pounded, and wrapped with stones. I enjoy the tactile experience of working with my hands, feeling the materials transform under my touch. The stones I use add an element of nature to my work, connecting my creations to the earth. Each stone carries its own energy, and I believe that this energy brings a special quality to my art. Being an artist offers me the chance to explore, reflect, and connect. My journey as a second-generation artist fills my days with joy and purpose. Through my creations,

I find not only meditation but also a legacy that honors my family's artistic roots, while also forging my own path in the world of art.