My biggest insecurity as an artist stems from the ever-present fear of not being able to truly capture and convey the depth and complexity of the emotions and ideas I wish to express through my work. The constantly evolving landscape of digital art and technology can be both a source of inspiration and a challenge, as I strive to keep up with the rapid pace of change and innovation.

Additionally, the subjective nature of art means that the impact and value of my creations can vary greatly among different viewers. This vulnerability to interpretation sometimes leaves me questioning whether my work resonates with others in the way I intended, or if it might be misunderstood or overlooked.

Despite these insecurities, I remain steadfast in my pursuit of artistic growth and exploration. I recognize that vulnerability is an inherent aspect of being an artist, and I continually strive to embrace the uncertainty and imperfection that comes with creating and sharing my work. In doing so, I hope to foster connections and spark conversations that ultimately bring people closer to the ideas and emotions at the heart of my art.