Hey there, I'm Helen, but in the vibrant world of art, I'm known as Elluse. Now, you might be curious about the name Elluse; it's like a glimpse into my artistic DNA—'Elusive,' a reflection of my ever-evolving, non-conformist spirit.My artistic journey? It's a wild, exhilarating ride through uncharted territory. I boldly defy the chains of conformity, intentionally weaving my way through an eclectic tapestry of mediums and styles. Why limit myself to one signature look when the world of art is a boundless playground?While expressing my thoughts on canvas, I'm all about subtlety. No flashy ads here—I'm not selling toothpaste; I'm crafting a symphony of ideas and emotions. My art is multi-dimensional, just like me. You can't box me into a category; I'm a kaleidoscope of creativity.From my earliest memories, art has been my constant companion, thanks to my mom, an art teacher, who ignited my love for experimentation. As I evolved, I dived headfirst into a whirlwind of mediums—computer software, sculpture, lino print, fine art, photography, and even 3D printing. Recently, I've taken on the challenge of art exhibitions. My work radiates an edgy, off-the-beaten-track vibe, with a dash of socialism, inspired by my deep dives into philosophy and politics.I'm a rebel when it comes to the art world's obsession with conformity. One style, one medium? Not my scene. I find the whole concept utterly uninspiring.And remember this: 'Art to me is not about business or making money but a way to live your life that doesn't embrace the Western society concept of buying products and throwing them away.' Those words? Mine. And I wholeheartedly believe that if more people embraced the artist within, our planet and our mental well-being would thank us.