Gabriel uses his work as a personal journal, drawing inspiration from life events and personal experiences. Painting serves as a way to explore universal themes that connect people through shared emotions. They often start with outlines or rough drafts that reflect something concrete or personal, but as they progress, they find freedom in transcending those lines, layering colors on canvases they stretch themselves.

His art fosters a deep sense of gratitude and connection to their community. Through his work, he explore the contrasting emotions that arise, acknowledging the complexity of life beyond simple black-and-white perspectives. Gabriel’s previous solo show, Good Times, Hard Times, reflected both the highs and lows of life, while their work during the pandemic delved into the melancholy of love in a world at a standstill. Now, they are preparing for their new solo show, A/way with Words, which explores the tension between the absence and the power of words as a means of self-expression..