"Art, in its truest form, is not a product of ambition—it is a transmission. Closer to prayer than performance, closer to ritual than routine. There is something profoundly immaterial at its core. It begins with a stirring, a pressure, a sense that something must be brought into the world that does not yet have a name. And once that thing reveals itself, it demands to live outside of the vessel. To stay silent is to rupture."