Twilight Painting

My artistic practice is my way of exploring myself and the world around me. Through painting, I seek light and strength in people, especially in women, and I question who we are beyond labels and external expectations. I am interested in how emotions, experiences, and personal stories shape our identity. For me, art is not just a process of creating paintings but a deep search for meaning and sensation. I express them through colors, symbols, and images, trying to capture the delicate balance between vulnerability and strength, transitions and transformations. It is my dialogue—with myself, with the subjects of my work, and with those who see it. It is important to me that my paintings do more than depict; I want them to speak, to resonate, to make people reflect. This is my language, my way of understanding the world and sharing what I feel.