I experience and observe what happens in training, and I want to record it in the form of expressive works such as ink drawings and BJJ posters. Every moment spent on the mat translates into my artistic inspiration, as if every movement or technique has its place on the canvas. It’s a way for me to express what I experience in training, immersing myself in the emotions, dynamics and technique of martial arts. He wants to talk about the trunk of the sport.

For me, actively practicing BJJ and creating art is more than just training or painting. It is a lifestyle, a philosophy, a constant work on oneself. The mat teaches strength, how to manage adversity, how to deal with failure. It’s a place where you can fall, only to get up later with even greater strength. Martial arts not only shape the body, but above all character, teaching perseverance, overcoming difficulties and striving for excellence. For me, it’s not just a sport, but a path to self-discovery and development.