I have been building mosaics since I was 5 years old. LEGO was always the easiest material for me to use because it was what I had access to growing up. But I never saw LEGO the same way other kids did. Instead of building the set on the box, I would use the pieces I had and turn them into my own mosaic images.

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Over time, I started collecting 1x1 studs, and that completely changed the way I created. What began as a childhood habit turned into a serious fascination with color, shape, memory, and detail.

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I do not use instructions, templates, or step-by-step guides. My work is built from imagination and memory. I can take an idea, break it down visually in my mind, and build it piece by piece from scratch.

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Most of my work is created in my studio, which I call The All White Room. The clean white space is intentional. It removes distractions, brings full attention to the artwork, and allows the viewer to see the piece exactly as it is being built.

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I also enjoy making mosaics inspired by pop culture, with custom commissions available. Built by memory. Made without instructions.

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Every purchase includes behind-the-scenes video and time-lapse footage filmed over the days or weeks it takes to create the piece. This gives collectors a look into my process and shows the artwork coming together from the first pieces to the final mosaic.