I like to believe that the world is nothing but a giant, lovely, chaotic art project. Each piece of our society has been put together like brush strokes, pouring from the souls of people who had a vision of the future, people who believed in something. Darkness and chaos splatters a cimmerian canvas, but pastel dreams and the warm strength of hope and love still brighten our artwork. We are complicated, beautiful, perhaps a little broken. But that complexity of emotion is what makes us art.
Art in Support of Mental Health & Diversity
I believe that art, words of inspiration, profound music notes, and strong performance have the power to change the world. The arts can instill powerful ideas in people's heads, shape opinions, bring attention to the things that need fixing. As a filmmaker, artist, writer, and public speaker, I use my talents to do just that, focusing mainly on the subjects of diversity and mental health, bringing attention to current issues and spreading hope to those struggling with depression, bullying, and mental illness. I write about difficult subjects to spread awareness, draw out complex emotions, film movies touching on mental health, and doing public performances about diversity and equality.
