Music is more than just background sound to me—it’s the pulse that guides my hands when I paint. Each melody carries a mood, and I let that emotion seep into the canvas, shaping colors, textures, and movement. When a song swells, my brushstrokes grow bolder; when it softens, I slow down, letting quieter details emerge. Painting becomes a kind of visual echo of what I hear. I love how music gives my art a sense of freedom. It pulls me out of my head and into the moment, allowing instinct to take over where overthinking would normally creep in. Different genres unlock different parts of my creativity: some inspire chaos and energy, while others bring calm, flowing forms. The music sets the atmosphere, and I simply respond, translating sound into sight. In that way, music and painting feel inseparable to me. One fuels the other, creating a space where I can fully express myself without words. When I paint to music, I’m not just making art—I’m listening, feeling, and letting those feelings live on the canvas.