My art lives where mechanical logic meets visual wonder. As a painter, sculptor, and mechanical engineering aspirant, I reject the idea that STEM lacks creativity. I treat my still lives like structural studies, capturing how light behaves, from high-contrast reflections on metal to deep refractions in glass. To push beyond technical blueprints, I infuse this realism with deliberate whimsy. My fixation on physical systems extends to anatomy; my clay hand sculpture maps the ultimate machine of bones and tendons. I apply engineering principles directly to my art, optimizing weight by hollowing clay or using color theory to neutralize yellowing sealants. I enter and win art competitions to prove a vital point: an analytical mind is inherently, powerfully creative, and engineering isn't just about physics or math.

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