My inspirations stem deeply from personal life events and experiences that have left a lasting impression on me. These moments, whether profound or subtle, often shape the emotional core of my music. I draw on them to craft compositions that reflect not only the outer world but also my inner spiritual journey. The process of introspection plays a significant role in my creativity. I find that tapping into my spiritual life allows me to express emotions and thoughts that words alone cannot convey. This internal reflection influences the atmospheric, ambient qualities in my music, helping to create soundscapes that invite listeners to pause, reflect, and connect with their own experiences.

In my creative space, I work on a Mac M3 Pro, using Logic Pro as my primary digital audio workstation (DAW). My setup includes the Arturia Keylab, which is central to my workflow, offering tactile control over my compositions. I frequently turn to Kontakt libraries for inspiration, with favorites like the inspiring chamber strings textures of the Ólafur Arnalds Chamber Evolutions library and Spitfire's Solo Violin. The Ilya Efimov Armenian Duduk instrument adds a unique cultural depth to many of my works.

My compositions often lean towards peaceful, ambient soundscapes, guiding listeners through introspection or reflections on life’s events. Each piece I create aims to offer a meditative journey, drawing on atmospheric textures and thoughtful melodies.

I've tried out all the Kompose Audio instruments because they inspire me so much. At the moment, I've used Acturus Nova and Equuleus for my latest tracks, and plan to explore Time II and Tureis very soon.