My artistic practice is rooted in an exploration of color, form, and movement. Having received a classical art education, I gradually moved toward abstract painting, where color has become my primary means of expression.
Throughout my creative process, I explore the interaction of color fields, the rhythm of brushstrokes, and the tension between form and space. Composition emerges not only from an initial intention but also through the act of painting itself - through a sequence of decisions, transformations, and unexpected combinations.
I am interested in the ability of color to evoke a sense of movement, depth, and emotional intensity without relying on recognizable imagery.
My aim is to preserve the spontaneity of gesture in painting, allowing room for chance, intuition, and individual interpretation.