I paint hearts because it saved my life and to me the heart symbolizes much more than sex, love and romance. To me the heart symbolizes a sense of freedom, which reminds me to appreciate and respect myself and others. The energy I hope to create within the gesture of my hearts aims to search for forgiveness, self acceptance, self worth, self respect, and the love for my soul and its purpose for being alive on earth whatever that may be.
To me the heart also represents the inner core of my mind and body that must be acknowledged as something that makes me and everyone as equal to the blood we bleed. Then I come to realize we are all born to perfection because we are all perfect in God's eyes.
I believe the heart is a symbol of healing, peace, hope, anti-war, sharing, kindness, and a symbol of giving to be unselfish.
I believe life was meant to be lived to the fullest regardless of what our troubles and fears are convincing us of otherwise. The
way I try to paint hearts: it exudes this emotional impulsive behavior as though it is an intentional act of kindness and freedom of expression to help us persevere.
To me the heart also represents being true to one's self and true to those we love.
I allow my heart paintings to flourish, while I feel optimistic about sending a positive message to my community and to people's lives. By spreading the sacred word of the many different meanings of my heart paintings, I try to contribute to my
culture and surroundings as a way to celebrate the unknown meaning of life and its healing properties.
As I paint I also try to imagine my heart as a shifting pulse of light and energy reflecting upon the many emotions and feelings I experience in an instance or times throughout the memorable moments in my life, to paint the flexibility of the heart's pictures of moods.
When I write Poetry I try to put myself in a dream where I'm weaving a world from a hidden narrative without the story, and with the imagination of a child reaching out, speaking to those who are willing to listen and unravel the abstract complexity from its interesting collection and conjunction of words.
My poetry has become the drug free acid dream experiment I challenge myself to rewrite again and again within my Art Film Manifesto, and my lyrics. I try to think freely and combine an adventure of mood changes with whimsicality in words that only make sense to the child within us in search for the perfect beat.
My poetry allows me to openly interpret its purpose of existence so that I may open one's mind to day dreaming up the impossibilities within the translation of lost and found souls in search of some path.
The importance of my poetry is not what is taught, but what is remembered and the mood associated with that memory. In which the audience or reader has day dreamt about as they are awake in the present moment, wrapped up in the now as a moment trapped in time. I hope the audience can see within a day dream metamorphosis of wonder as it is read from words on a journey to discover the unknown new part of themselves.