Who am I?

I consider myself a person with a very active imagination. I was exposed to many different types of art forms from a very early age and was lucky enough to grow up in an environment that encouraged me to explore and experiment. In addition to my imaginative side, there is also a critical thinking side, which I feel has a lot to do with the time I spent with my grandfather.

When I was six years old, my grandfather introduced me to the game of chess, and for the next two decades, this became our main activity together. Each time I visited, we would sit, usually right after lunch, and open the board to play a game. As I grew older, the game became less about capturing his pawns and more about trying to see all the possible scenarios, all the “edge cases,” and planning my moves accordingly with a specific objective in mind.