Arlington Memorial Bridge in Washington DC Painting

I see and build poetry with colors, texture, and shapes. There is an internal and external world. Each of us sees and feels in an unrepeatable way. Our experiences and introspections shape the path of how we see and sense the world. I constantly analyze my senses and feelings from what I see in my surrounding. I try to build harmony on the surface of my compositions developed by textured paint, lines, shapes, and colors. My paintings reflect the objects and surroundings processed through specific visual language. In some way, it is like poetry dedicated to a certain place and time. On my canvases, the sense of beauty or drama is presented in colors, contrast, and lines. I sense the world sharply, like a child, outline and analyze the beauty, and do my best to make a “separate spiritual world” on my canvases, so they can have their own lives. I am not a realist, not a contemporary and I paint purely and honestly what I sense and what comes from deep inside of me. Being very distinctive about it, if my artwork speaks to you, then I am happy. I should not speak and explain why and what I did when the artwork does.