Welcome! Swipe down to see the interviews

1. How did you begin your journey in the art world?
A challenging phase in my life led me to art.

2. Where do you draw inspiration for your abstract works?

I find inspiration in many things. Through my art, I express my innermost feelings and emotions.

3. How do you select colors, shapes, and textures for your pieces?

My choices are intentional.

4. What techniques do you use to bring your creations to life?

Through extensive research and self-education, I’ve taught myself a variety of techniques. I’m always eager to explore further and don’t want to limit myself at this stage. I feel comfortable working with different techniques and use them instinctively.

5. Do you identify with a particular movement or artistic style?

I would say that I’m so versatile that I prefer not to commit to a single movement or style.

6. What is your creative process like? Do you follow a precise plan, or do you let instinct and emotions guide you?

I trust the process. However, when I take on commissioned work, I completely focus on the space and the life of the person who wants a piece from me. This allows me to fulfill the client’s vision.

7. What message do you wish to convey through your works?

There are no mistakes in art. Art is something wonderful—it simply brings joy. Seeing a piece every day can make you happy, and that’s the kind of joy I want to share.

8. What are your goals or aspirations as an abstract artist?

I simply want to continue painting and enjoy the process itself. If new opportunities arise from it, that will make me happy. I don’t set boundaries for myself.

9. Do you have any future projects or dreams you’d like to share with us?

I have several exciting collaborations coming up—stay tuned!

• How did your artistic journey begin?

My artistic journey began in my childhood. I realized early on that drawing and painting were the best ways for me to express my emotions and thoughts. Over time, this passion evolved into a conscious decision to make art my life path. I drew inspiration from my surroundings and my experiences to find my own style. A particularly defining moment was about a year ago when I was looking for a painting for my bedroom. However, I couldn’t find anything until I saw it in a dream. A few days later, I bought a board and paints, and within three days, the painting was finished.


• Where do you draw inspiration for your abstract works?

When selecting colors, shapes, and textures, I rely on intuition. I rarely plan in advance and instead let my mood and the moments during the creative process guide me. Often, an idea emerges spontaneously, and I simply follow my instincts. This allows the elements of my work to develop organically and authentically.


How do you select the colors, shapes, and textures for your pieces?

• When selecting colors, shapes, and textures, I rely on intuition. I rarely plan in advance and instead let my mood and the moments during the creative process guide me. Often, an idea emerges spontaneously, and I simply follow my instincts. This allows the elements of my work to develop organically and authentically.


What techniques do you use to create your works?

• I worked on wood for a long time, but now I mainly use canvases. I create my own plaster mixture, which I use to develop interesting textures.


Do you identify with any particular artistic movement or style?

• I don’t directly identify with any particular artistic movement or established style. My approach is more intuitive and free. However, there are influences of abstraction and expressionism in my work. I’m interested in the expressive power of shapes and colors, and I try to develop my own personal language that exists beyond classical movements.


Do you follow a structured plan in your creative process, or are you guided by instinct?

• I don’t follow a fixed, structured plan in my creative process. Instead, I am guided by my instincts. Often, I don’t know exactly how the piece will turn out at the beginning; it develops step by step. I let my feelings and the energy of the moment guide me, which leads to a very spontaneous and free way of working.


What message do you aim to convey through your artworks?

• Through my art, I aim to express emotions and inner states that are often difficult to put into words. I seek to transport the viewer into another world where they can engage with their own feelings and thoughts. It’s not about conveying a concrete message, but rather about the freedom to open up new perspectives and create space for personal interpretations.


What are your aspirations as an abstract artist?

• As an abstract artist, I aim to further develop my own visual language and make my works an intense emotional experience for the viewer. I want my art to inspire people to reflect on their own perceptions and emotions. My goal is to create a new dialogue with each piece and constantly push the boundaries of abstract art.


Do you have any upcoming projects or dreams you’d like to share?

• My next big project is my first solo exhibition, which I’m really excited about. It’s an important step for me to showcase my work on a larger scale. Another dream of mine would be to have my own studio, a space where I can fully dedicate myself to my art and where I have the freedom to bring new ideas and projects to life. And, of course, another big dream of mine is to share my works with the whole world. I want my art to touch and inspire people everywhere, regardless of their background or origin. It would be an incredible feeling to make my works globally visible and create a broad dialogue.