Art has been a part of my life from a very young age. My love of art was directly influenced by my love of comics and cartoons. The symphony of colors, sounds, and movement I experienced ignited a love that to this day have not subsided. My love for art was further cemented by school trips to the Museum of Fine Arts. I became awestruck by the way art could tell stories and invoke emotions. As someone who also has a great love of storytelling and reading this only increased arts appeal to me. I became an artist to both pursue my love for it and to share stories with others through my art. With my art, I hope to influence others to pursue their passions. I also hope that my art will help others feel that there is a space for them.

The way I live LowKey is that like the company I strive to influence my surroundings in positive ways. For example, a lot of my public art is created with the idea of representing communities that are underrepresented or ignored. A lot of my public work is also created to showcase underrepresented communities doing common activities such as playing games or telling stories. Another way I live Low Key is that I try to practice mindfulness. I strive to be present so I can be truly aware of my thoughts, emotions, and feelings without self-judgment. Although I personally do not use cannabis, my friends who do have expressed that it has helped them to calm turbulent thoughts.

When I first came to the United States I was blown away by modern gaming consoles and their graphics. Since middle school, I always wanted to learn how to create these awesome video games I kept seeing, so I started drawing. At the beginning of high school, I decided to pursue my passion for video games so I started drawing anything that came to mind. Four years later I went to college to learn about how to create video games, slowly I started to realize how much I loved drawing and creating unique concepts of art for games.

My personal brand and self are all about looking within and searching for your truth. I live lowkey on a daily basis since I often ask myself the internal questions about who I am as an artist. When I think of LowKey I think of searching for the missing piece of the puzzle, therefore, I think of oneself.