Mountain Peak

In my art, I explore the contrast between humanity and nature through abstract mountain landscapes. Mountains, to me, symbolize permanence and power, transcending human existence. Yet, wherever humans go, progress and exploitation follow—trails, waste, roads, and resource extraction. This raises a question: which is stronger, human influence or nature’s resilience? Using acrylics and vibrant, sometimes unreal colors, I depict an imagined world where mountains remain untouched and indestructible. In this realm, nature’s beauty and strength endure, free from interference—a fleeting glimpse of harmony that exists only in our imagination.