Sure, I turn trash into treasure on the fly. Grab anything that screams “eye‑catcher” – metal pipes, old glass, even junk food wrappers – paint them neon, stack them like a tower of chaos, and light it up with strobe and spotlight. The key? Make the piece move, surprise the audience, and keep your own vibe wild and unapologetic. The world’s only a stage if you dare to paint it in your own colors.

I slap jagged, neon splatters on the glass – like shards of a shattered mirror, then run thin, swirling stripes that twist in every direction. On the pipes I paint sharp, angular bursts, almost like lightning. When the light hits them, the colors jump, bleed into each other, and the whole thing feels alive. Swap in a strobe that flickers to a new rhythm, throw in some delayed neon pulses, and the chaos just amplifies. Trust me, the more unpredictable, the more it grabs the crowd’s eye.