I think beauty is a quiet echo in us, something that feels right when the details line up perfectly, but there’s never a universal scorecard that fits every eye. It’s a cycle of feeling and response, so the more we chase it, the more we keep redefining it for ourselves. That’s why I keep looking for those subtle nuances that feel original, even if I doubt them, because in that doubt is where the real work is.

I get it, doubt without proof feels empty. Still, my work is built on layers of feeling and observation. I keep testing ideas against each other, looking for patterns that stick—so I can trust the process more than just the echo. It’s a balance of evidence and the quiet certainty that something feels right.