I consider myself an independent visual artist - painter. Painting is both a way of thinking and a means of exploring my existence and my relationship with the world.
My work reflects an enduring fascination with humanity, its evolution, and its place within the complexity of existence. I am intrigued by our desire to understand, manipulate, and transform the world around us — from biological processes and genetic modification to the forces that shape our societies. These ambitions reveal both our creative potential and our inherent contradictions.
Throughout my practice, I have explored subjects ranging from politics and human anatomy to metamorphosis and organic forms inspired by the microscopic world. Rather than illustrating specific subjects, I use them as points of departure for exploring transformation, interconnectedness, and the possibilities of creation.
Painting is not simply the execution of predetermined ideas. I allow the process and the interaction of materials to influence my thinking, embracing the tension between intention and intuition, control and surrender.
In my recent work, I cut into and rearrange previously completed paintings. By disrupting established compositions, I relinquish part of my attachment to the original image and allow new relationships and forms to emerge. Fragmentation becomes an act of creation; what was once finished becomes material for another beginning.
For me, painting remains an ongoing process of discovery — a way of questioning what exists and exploring what might emerge.