A midsummer night's dream from the serries Ether of Life Painting

The irresistible need for artistic activity and the love for art existed in my life from an early age. My strong creative imperative is born from the need for non-verbal communication with the recipient. I want the viewer not to remain indifferent to my art. My goal is to activate the audience - I want my works to have an impact, to engage, sometimes to worry, and at other times to give a moment of respite – in short, to arouse emotions. My art is also intended to provide space for reflection and contemplation and encourage contact with our inner world, very often with carefully hidden emotions. Art is the result of my sensitive and insightful observation of the world around us. Another important aspect for me is the analysis of interpersonal relationships and their impact on an individual - this is one of the foundations of my work. I get satisfaction not only from the creative process itself and its result, but also from those moments when my works move others and resonate with them. The most beautiful moments are those when I can talk to my audience about my work and get more knowledge about them, what they felt, what they thought. Thanks to this, I can learn more about my viewers. Art is a kind of conversation with the world through form, gesture, color, or theme. Art is also a breath from the "ordinary" world and valuable nutrition for the soul that moves the delicate particles of being within us.