Flying Up

As an artist with a disability, I've learned that what seems like a limit can open up new ways to explore and create. Art isn't just something I do--it's how I talk to the world and understand myself. Every brushstroke and colour helps me process my emotions and pay attention to things I might not notice otherwise.

Living with a disability has taught me to look at things differently and more deeply. I like to try out new materials or use familiar ones in fresh ways. Making art gives me a sense of freedom in a world that can sometimes feel too strict or structured. That freedom helps me heal and feel strong.

Through my art, I invite others to see the world in a new way, feel more deeply and connect on a real level.

As an artist with a disability, I've learned that what seems like a limit can open up new ways to explore and create. Art isn't just something I do--it's how I talk to the world and understand myself. Every brushstroke and colour helps me process my emotions and pay attention to things I might not notice otherwise.

Living with a disability has taught me to look at things differently and more deeply. I like to try out new materials or use familiar ones in fresh ways. Making art gives me a sense of freedom in a world that can sometimes feel too strict or structured. That freedom helps me heal and feel strong.

Through my art, I invite others to see the world in a new way, feel more deeply and connect on a real level.