At school, I drew and was very creative and innovative. After that, I could not afford to go to art school, so I continued to express my creativity by making objects from wood because I had various pieces of wood in my father's workshop.

At first, I made miniature violins, basses, and cellos that I gave away. The violin caught my attention, with its divine body shape, and therefore inspired me so much that I took on the challenge of trying to make it without any literature or information about measurements.

I made my first violin in 2008, which took about a month. That violin is very valuable to me, and I keep it in my studio. Later, from reading, researching on the internet, and collaborating with Italian luthiers, I felt the desire to make another one and that is how the hobby turned into a professional career.

I am a perfectionist by nature, I like precision and refinement, so I do not allow mistakes to find a place in my production process. That is why I make each violin carefully and patiently and the process can take two to three months.