Born and raised in Brooklyn, Gene's journey into art has always been deeply intuitive. As a child, his creative talents were recognized early, winning contests and earning praise for works that felt second nature to him. But art, for Gene, has never been about accolades—it’s a form of spiritual expression, a way to bridge the unseen with the tangible, and a means of connecting people beyond words.

Before fully embracing his artistic path, Gene was immersed in the world of music, playing drums and drawing inspiration from rock, metal, funk, punk, and disco. Rhythm and movement are woven into his creative process, influencing the dynamic nature of his work. His pieces are not just meant to be seen—they are meant to be felt.

Designed to spin and reflect light in captivating ways, Gene’s art invites viewers to step into an altered space where time fades, interpretations flow, and imagination takes over.

Yet, Gene remains a silent observer of his own work. He believes the art should speak for itself, drawing people in without explanation, sparking curiosity, and igniting endless possibilities of meaning. His mission is not to impose a vision but to create a canvas for individual exploration—where every observer becomes part of the experience.

For Gene, the greatest reward is witnessing the spark in someone’s eyes as they connect with his work. His art is more than just a visual statement—it’s a conversation, a meditation, a moment of discovery. And for those who step into its world, it offers an invitation to see beyond the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary.