A painter, attentive to the slightest breath of nature. I treat sensitivity as a gateway to a better world, one that is more cohesive and open to creative impulses. I like to create a world from scratch, precede it with careful observation, feel it deeply, and reflect on what it has brought me. To create out of nostalgia, to present with awe.
Painting is my world, where the undiscovered becomes possible. It is a space for me to express my experiences, discoveries, adorations, and awe.
From deep sorrow, beauty is born. Here, I can be my true self; I have the chance to disappear and surrender to a single plane on which I will create a world—something that has never existed before.
On the other side exists everything that surrounds me, and I pay close attention to natural phenomena. I listen to the call of the trees, collecting their traces in the form of dried flowers and leaves as talismans of their work.
I observe the trees; their diversity amazes me—clusters of leaves, slender, fallen, rounded. The color that captivates me so much cannot be replicated on canvas and remains only an inspiration.
It is important to me to nurture my own sensitivity, so as not to lose it, not to let it slip away.
A rational approach to my work and sharing it with others. Tackling difficult topics that are not necessarily trendy right now—that is, following my own path, which isn’t always profitable or rewarded.
Nurturing and feeling. The act of creation itself is important to me—reacting to various stimuli and having the ability to express them in a creative form. Unleashing my own creative potential through artistic expression.
“Look for what you notice but no one else sees.” – Rick Rubin
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How much is it worth - or how to price your work
How not everyone will like you
How do you strike a balance in business
Design thinking, or keep calm & Design Thinking
