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Jul 16
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Before I had words for branding, identity, or visual language, I was fascinated by lettering and graffiti-style drawing. I experimented with forms, styles, and signatures. Was I exploring a fundamental human question: how do you make something uniquely yours? Over time I realized that symbols are powerful because they carry identity, memory, and meaning. That early fascination with visual language became a foundation for my later work in art, design, and symbolic systems.

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