The Importance of Art in My Family

My family is full of creative people. My father is always very talented. He is good at every artistic creation he has pursued. When I was 3 or 4 years old, he sat down and asked me to teach me to weave a small pony doll. Scorpion as well as fish bones, France and various other styles. He can make wall-sized carpets with knots and tweezers. I have seen that clay sculpture he made seems to take years of training to complete. Music always surrounds him, he must be the only grandfather to hear any music.

Many of my teachers and my family are my important role model. My grandfather stimulated my passion for art. He is a watercolor painter who likes to draw yachts, wetlands, landscapes and birds. My parents also cultivated my creativity and took me to the curriculum of art through my life. I was inspired by works of Yayoi Kusama, Sol Rewitt, Tara Donovan, Tom Friedman, Andy · Goldsworthy, Ernst · Heckel. In public places such as Miami International Airport and Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, we are doing common but selective work. What are some of the misunderstandings about becoming a visual artist sometimes working on the wall? Do you feel that classifying yourself as a "street artist" by mistake is actually interfering with your art career?

I was born on the east coast but I grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. My family is very artistic. I have been involved in art as a model, as a model, and as a producer of visual art (photos, paintings, etc.). My mother, his father (his transgender) is a musician. These aspects of his life exposed me to various communities and artists. My passion is art. When I was young I did not paint the books, but I saw art at the museum. I fell in love with photography, but I have no money to pursue it (movies are expensive when I was a child!) I really like talking about creating images to catch them in time. As I grew, my passion and the range of art expanded. My work now becomes an enhanced photograph from paintings. I like to create images to tell stories and invite them to introduce their stories to viewers. I hope my work stimulates people.