Seduction. Artwork

Layers of Perception, One Reality. My art explores the boundaries between reality and illusion, relying on the complexity of perception and the subjective nature of truth. I am inspired by questions about how our inner experiences and external images shape our perception of the outside world. I use various materials—oil, acrylic, and polymer clay—to convey emotional depth and add a three-dimensional aspect. Polymer clay allows me to create tactile bridges between reality and illusion, while hand sculptures—each as unique as a face—symbolize direct contact with the creator's energy. My artistic style is a deliberate choice of decorative figuration, standing in opposition to abstract movements and trends in contemporary art. My works are relevant in the era of clip and Instagram thinking, as they are easily understood and do not require complex interpretation. This is a conscious approach to counter the superficiality of modern visual perception, offering the viewer an immediate grasp of the essence without losing depth. In my paintings, the human figure takes center stage, conveying unique traits that cannot be captured by photography—a machine-made product that fixes a moment but not the essence. A painting, on the other hand, creates a collective image imbued with the artist's emotions and subjective vision. For me, the human figure is a symbol of transformation and metamorphosis. Through details and symbolism, I explore how our external form and internal world influence the perception of reality. My works blend beauty and darkness, showing how truth is multifaceted and always subjective. I aim to provoke the viewer into reflecting on the nature of perception, especially in a modern world where the boundaries between the real and the illusory are increasingly blurred.