The Decision That Changed Everything

1997 - The Beginning

Like many children, I loved to draw. At six or seven years old, I would sit on the staircase at home, filling page after page with drawings of Donald Duck.

Years later, at the age of eighteen, I completed a simple line drawing that left me deeply dissatisfied. Looking at it, I realised something important: if I wanted to become the artist I dreamed of being, I would have to commit myself completely.

That day, I made a decision that would shape the rest of my life.

I didn't set out to become a hyperrealist. I simply decided that I would never stop learning until I became the artist I wanted to be.

Looking back, everything began with that decision.