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• How did your artistic career begin?
Because my mother is an artist, I was exposed to various art forms at an early age. I would describe myself as a creative person and have always expressed that in various ways. At some point, I went out, got paints and canvases, and started painting. It was like a liberation. Healing, calming, and at the same time energizing.

• Where do you find inspiration?
Everywhere around me. Especially when I see certain colors or color combinations, I feel a tingling sensation inside me and the anticipation of putting those colors on a canvas.

• What techniques do you use?
I paint with acrylic paints, oil pastels, chalk pencils... Whether just with my fingers, brushes, spatulas, or other materials that come to hand - anything is possible. Sometimes I create flowing pictures where I work with a lot of water, other times I need strong, pasty colors.

• Do you follow a process or do you work instinctively?
I mostly work instinctively.

• What message do you want to convey with your art?
It's more of a feeling I want to convey to the viewer of my paintings.

• What are your future dreams as an artist?
I want to reach many people with my art and make them happy.

1. Tell us how it all began and how you came to abstract painting.



For me, it all began with a great passion for art and creativity. From a young age, I was fascinated by colors, shapes, and possibilities of expression. During my artistic development, I became increasingly interested in abstract painting because it gives me the freedom to express feelings and thoughts in my own unique way, without being tied to specific forms.

The path to abstract painting was an exciting process of discovery and experimentation for me. I tried many things, testing different techniques and materials to find my own style. For me, abstract painting is a way to visualize emotions and inner worlds and to take the viewer on a personal journey. It is an art form that is constantly evolving and continually gives me new inspiration.



2. What are the predominant/dominant colors in your palette?



I like to experiment with different color combinations to achieve the desired mood and expressiveness. For me, colors are a key element for visually conveying emotions and thoughts. I love using colors to add accents and bring energy to my work. I also find black and white tones fascinating for creating a calm and contemplative atmosphere.



3. What can you tell us about your painting technique and creative composition? Are there any techniques or formats you prefer?



I primarily work with acrylic paints because they dry quickly and are versatile. My technique is often experimental: I use layers to create depth and play with different textures, pouring ash or gluing paper, jute, and sari fabrics onto canvases. I also use palette knives or other tools, for example. I place great value on spontaneous, intuitive decisions to capture the emotions and energy in my works. My preferred formats are usually larger canvases because they offer me plenty of room for expression, but I also enjoy working on smaller surfaces, e.g., upcycling record sleeves to emphasize details and subtleties. Overall, it's important to me that my technique reflects creative freedom and that the composition appears harmonious and expressive.



4. Have you always wanted to pursue this career?



My passion for making art professionally has developed over time. Over the years, I've discovered how much I enjoy creating and how wonderful it is to capture my feelings and thoughts on canvas. For me, it's a wonderful way to express myself and live my passion. I hope that buyers enjoy looking at my work as much as I enjoy painting it.



5. What is your source of inspiration?/What motivates you to create?



My source of inspiration is the world around me – nature, people, colors, and the emotions that move me. What motivates me to paint is the joy of creative expression and the opportunity to bring my thoughts and emotions to canvas. For me, painting is about constant change, the flow of time, and sharing and showing my view of the world with others.



6. In general, what impression do you want to create in the viewer of your images?



I want to leave an impression of emotion, depth, and inspiration when viewing my images. My goal is to create a connection that inspires thought and perhaps even joy or contemplation. I hope my works touch the viewer and invite them to see the world from a new perspective.

• ¿Cómo comenzó tu trayectoria artística?
Comencé desde niña a pintar.

• ¿Dónde encuentras inspiración para tus obras abstractas?
Encuentro mi inspiración en mis estados de ánimo y vivencias personales.

• ¿Qué técnicas prefieres utilizar?
Tecnica mixta. Gran variedad de materiales.

• ¿Sigues un proceso estructurado o te dejas guiar por tu instinto?
Me dejo guiar. 

• How did your artistic journey begin?

There was a period when I drew rather badly, but I terrorized Paint a lot in an altered state of consciousness, there was a pixel riot of colors, shapes and faces, and one day a close person said to me: "Hey, slow down with your madness, draw me something cute, for example a flower." I then really drew flowers for quite a long time, and to this day botanical motifs are one of the main dominant ones in my works

• Where do you find inspiration?

I'm inspired by patterns and swirls on everyday objects that accidentally caught my attention, everything that grows and blooms, earth, stones, alchemical engravings, dreams and media art.

• What techniques do you use?

Over time, I moved away from the chaotic, disordered heap of colors to monochrome, so my main drawing tool today is liners. Sometimes I like to decorate my drawings with various decorative elements given by nature, such as dried flowers, leaves and twigs, and from time to time I resort to paints when painting. Recently, I have become especially fond of tempera, it is an incredibly gentle and delicate thing, is not for nothing that it is the material of icon painters. For the "Shades of Purple" exhibition, I also used tempera

• Do you follow a process or work by instinct?

Systematic following of instincts is my creative path

• What message do you want to share through your art?

A long time ago I wrote about my works: "This is sexual desire, pain confined within the limits of monochrome, ecofetishism and an attempt at reflection in the adult world of an inner child mired in the endless anthropomorphization of objects of everyday life. I like to depersonalize and at the same time breathe life into the initially inanimate. Well, people always find something in this that surprises me.."

• What are your future dreams as an artist?

Illustrate children's books, poetry collections and design kefir packaging