I first studied business science before fine art. It was a very necessary change. I then spent four years being very focused on my art. Everything in my life revolved around it. Then during a two-year break after I had finished at Michealis, I didn't actually make any. I didn't step into a gallery for two years. I think that there might have been some hidden trauma there. But when I started up again, it was on a part-time basis, where I was making work for myself mostly, and then started showing in one or two group shows, including with Smith, which is sadly now closed, but after working with them for a little bit, I approached them about doing a solo show – my career really started there.