My artistic journey began in 2010, sparked by creating pseudo album covers of myself on an Asus netbook—an early exploration of self-representation that cemented my love for digital manipulation. I went on to study multimedia, where my focus primarily centered on film making. While not traditional art training, this background in visual storytelling and narrative structure deeply influences my current work. Today, I combine these early inspirations and technical skills to create a compelling series of Afrofuturist digital composites, focusing on the powerful representation of women within the Black diaspora.