I began painting murals at 15, influenced by Southern California’s vibrant surf, skate, art, and punk scene. Growing up in L.A. during the 80s and 90s, I was deeply shaped by the era’s pop culture and iconic figures. Nostalgia runs deep for me—my father’s Rod Stewart records and my mother’s Brigitte Bardot admiration are part of my roots. I’ve been fortunate to cross paths with influential characters like Jay Adams, Anthony Kiedis, Glen Friedman, and Risk, all of whom have left a mark on my artistic journey.

I enjoy adding a twist to my work, such as blending Duke with SpongeBob to merge disparate worlds into something unique. My art incorporates materials like street signs and license plates, transforming chaos into harmony and sparking reactions in a gallery or on the streets.