Born in 1982 and based in Mechelen, Belgium, I have a background in illustration and a lifelong passion for drawing and graffiti. Since 2016, my focus has been on creating visual stories that grow organically from my overcrowded mind, fed by everything that moves and inspires me. Travels, nature, the books I devour, conversations with locals, myths and legends, surf and skate culture, political and sociological shifts, the past and the present. These impressions merge into worlds that feel both familiar and dreamlike.

Within these worlds, my freebirds, humans with bird heads, serve as the main characters. They embody the idea of mental freedom through imagination and reflect my ongoing search for balance between nature and society. Through them, I explore what it means to be human in a world where we often drift away from who we truly are.

My narrative drawings invite viewers to slow down, look closer and wander through layered scenes filled with symbolic details, questions and subtle surrealism. All within a dreamy atmosphere, gentle balancing between reality and imagination.

I strive to keep my work honest and open, allowing intuition and imagination to guide the creative process. My practice spans murals, paper, canvas, print, digital art and sculpture, offering my freebirds space to evolve across different mediums while remaining part of one coherent story. Ultimately, I aim to create art that stays accessible, visible and enjoyable to a broad audience, inviting everyone to step into these worlds and discover their own interpretations.