"A samurai has no goal, only a Path." — Miyamoto Musashi

Art is a vital necessity for me - it is my way of understanding the world, self-identification, self-expression, and reflection. When I create, I enter into a dialogue with the world through my art. It is my personal spiritual practice, which inevitably leads to creativity and changes of both my inner and outer worlds.

Living and working in the era of Metamodernism, I use its codes to create my imaginary worlds. In these worlds, I explore inner processes and transformations by rethinking universal values and human relationships through my perception of reality.

My paintings and objects are a way of searching for images and forms to reflect the inner world in the outer. By including characters inspired by religious and mythological art or sacred themes, I create a dialogue between the past and the present, forming new narratives. By turning to archetypes in my work, I make my paintings understandable to all people because my visual language speaks directly to the collective unconscious. Using intuitively familiar images, I place them in unusual contexts, revealing new meanings.

Believing that art can change human consciousness, I address the viewer’s perception directly, inviting them to engage in dialogue and co-creation—not only in the realm of ideas but also in real life.

In a world that is changing rapidly, I see myself as a visionary artist. Through my work, I reflect the tectonic shifts in the foundations of meaning within the collective unconscious, using my medium and unique vision.

Inspired by the experience and philosophy of the Impressionists and using the technique of Pointillism, I create artistic spaces designed to evoke a therapeutic effect through catharsis and reflection.

Using traditional materials such as canvas, oil paint, wool, and silk, I invite the viewer to explore the possibilities of the subconscious, to build a dialogue with their inner self, and to find new connections with themselves, nature, and the Absolute.