About Me

What drifts between the lines

I have always believed that people carry far more depth than they feel safe revealing. Beneath what is spoken, there is curiosity, intelligence, and longing waiting to be discovered. I am drawn to that space. I move toward it instinctively.

I do not stay on the surface. I never have. I follow questions inward, then further, then further still. Discovery has always felt more natural to me than certainty. I build by going deeper, not wider. Each layer reveals another.

Intuition guides my work. It arrives as a physical knowing, a jolt, a signal that something is ready to move. When it appears, I follow it. That is how paths form. That is how my first film recently came to be. Not through force, but through alignment.

Creation, for me, is an act of leadership. It is the willingness to step forward without precedent and trust that clarity will meet motion. I believe that when something is made with presence and intention, it sparks recognition in others. Not because it explains, but because it reveals.

I live and work in New York City, where momentum and stillness coexist. My work continues to be shaped by timing, intuition, and the quiet confidence to move when something calls. I trust the unseen architecture of things coming together.

I make space for depth. I follow what wants to emerge. And I believe that people, when met with honesty and respect, recognize more than we often expect.

What matters is not staying safe on the surface, but having the courage to discover what lives beneath it.

I didn’t move toward more competitive spaces because I wanted to win. I moved because I wanted to go deeper. Every time I followed my intuition, it led me into spaces that required more clarity, more discipline, more leadership. Over time, I learned to trust that pull. The work kept asking for more of me, and I kept saying yes.

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“ A bull charges towards the storm facing it head on, the cow runs away, only to prolong its suffering. “

“Have no fear of perfection, you’ll never reach it.” – Salvador Dali