From a young age, art and fashion have been inseparable for this multi-disciplinary creative. “I started painting on clothing before ever painting on canvas,” he says. “As a teenager I would paint my friends’ t-shirts and Converse kicks - I felt like I was offering a service no one else was providing. Not in my social setting at that time anyway.” Raised around the influence of his seamstress grandmother, he was immersed early on in “pattern making, fabric selections, and redesigning styles” to make them his own. That foundation continues to shape his approach today, blending storytelling, cultural identity, and bold visual language into wearable art.

His collaboration with Project Social T is a natural extension of this mindset. “I respond to the many beautiful silhouettes and the fabric choices Project Social T is making,” he shares. “Working with brands that are pushing the envelope in terms of fashion and sustainability is one of my favorite things to do.” The pieces in this collection are crafted from PST’s archived inventory, merging sustainable practices with his signature expressive aesthetic.

“I love telling stories about people and relationships in my wearable art. It’s about bursts of color thrown against faces of different races and expressive eyes, along with positive messages conveyed through text.” For him, every element -“every drip or splash” - is intentional. Even the happy accidents. “This is my community service. Let’s revel in love and positivity and feel-good vibrations.”

Beyond fashion, art has long served as his safe space. “In many ways I am creating experiences and sharing stories that I hope resonate with an audience that will provide a sense of love and healing.” Through his work - be it painting, clothing, augmented reality, music, or scent - his goal remains the same: to uplift, to inspire, and to give back.