Art for me is a language of meanings and states — a way of interacting with the world and giving form to the inner self. In my work, I explore personal identity within the context of the universal order, as well as what lies beyond the boundaries of visible experience.

What matters to me is not only the final artwork but also the very process of perception and awareness — the possibility of becoming a bridge between the inner space of a human being and external reality. Art is my practice of self-discovery, a path into the depths of the unconscious where fundamental human emotions are born. My inner calling is directed toward liberating the individual from the chains of fear, for true acceptance of the unknown requires genuine courage.

To me, a human being is a process: a continuous movement from birth to death, from ignorance to knowledge, from uncertainty to clarity.

My choice of abstraction stems from a desire to reinterpret reality and to speak through sensory experience and inner states. My aim is not to provide ready-made answers but to create a space for vision. To see means to move beyond the obvious. This is difficult — just as truly listening is difficult. Yet in this very difficulty lies beauty, and the possibility of perceiving reality beyond the shadows on the walls.