Today I want to share with you an in-depth look at my abstract work and reveal some of my creative process and philosophy.

My abstract paintings are an attempt to capture the elusive and offer viewers a unique experience of self-exploration and discovery.

It is an invitation to dive into a world where feelings and intuition rule the day

Inspiration and the process of creation

My creativity in abstract painting begins with an inner impulse that can arise from any source: music, nature, cityscape or even a random set of words. Sometimes the idea comes suddenly, other times it slowly matures in the depths of the mind.

Regardless of the source, each of my paintings begins with emotion. The process of creating an abstract painting is a journey. I start by choosing a canvas and selecting colours. The choice of materials is already part of the creative process: each material brings its own unique texture and mood to the piece. This is followed by a phase of experimentation where I play with colours, shapes and techniques. There is no limit to experimentation: I can use brushes, spatulas, hands.

Philosophy and meanings

Abstraction for me is not only a method of expression, but also a way of exploring the world. In each painting I try to capture moments of human experience that are difficult to put into words. My works invite the viewer to stop, to look and reflect, to seek their own interpretations and feelings.

Abstract art is especially valuable because it allows everyone to see something different. One may see chaos in the same painting, another may see harmony. It is this diversity

Interaction with the viewer

I believe that art should evoke a reaction, be a dialogue between the artist and the viewer. Each of my abstract paintings is an open question to the audience, "What do you see? What do you feel?". This process of interaction makes each show of my work exciting and unpredictable