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Me before Web3...
Before web3, my life revolved around bringing art and music to life in physical spaces. In 2016, I opened Rock Brothers Brewery in a 125-year-old, 10,000 sq ft historic building in Ybor City, FL. It was more than just a brewery—it was a cocktail bar and The Attic, a 200-person listening room where creativity thrived.
This short film captures our opening weekend, a younger me with no gray hair, and a dream realized. During this chapter, I had the honor of collaborating with internationally touring bands like @dariusrucker, @311, @RebelutionMusic, and @umphreysmcgee, among others, to create craft beer partnerships and produce unforgettable shows and festivals.
What I loved most was designing every detail—the brand, the interiors, the vibe. I spent months thinking through how to make the space feel alive, with every corner and crack oozing with art.
Looking back, I feel so much gratitude for those times. It was a phase full of sweet memories and immense creativity. Now, I’m building virtually, but the passion remains the same
Here’s a glimpse into my journey—one that shaped who I am today.
Before web3, my life revolved around bringing art and music to life in physical spaces. In 2016, I opened Rock Brothers Brewery in a 125-year-old, 10,000 sq ft historic building in Ybor City, FL. It was more than just a brewery—it was a cocktail bar and The Attic, a 200-person listening room where creativity thrived.
This short film captures our opening weekend, a younger me with no gray hair, and a dream realized. During this chapter, I had the honor of collaborating with internationally touring bands like @dariusrucker, @311, @RebelutionMusic, and @umphreysmcgee, among others, to create craft beer partnerships and produce unforgettable shows and festivals.
What I loved most was designing every detail—the brand, the interiors, the vibe. I spent months thinking through how to make the space feel alive, with every corner and crack oozing with art.
Looking back, I feel so much gratitude for those times. It was a phase full of sweet memories and immense creativity. Now, I’m building virtually, but the passion remains the same
Here’s a glimpse into my journey—one that shaped who I am today.
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