"city abstract" Painting

Since my childhood, I have been drawing and painting. I mostly used pencils and felt-tip pens. Almost everything I created were fantasies coming straight from my mind.
A few years ago, I decided to bring my own ideas onto canvas.
Sometimes I already have a clear idea of what I want to paint; other times, I simply let my hand create whatever flows from my mind onto the canvas, without trying to control or limit the process. The results often surprise even me. It’s not uncommon for me to see a completely different image on the canvas than the one I originally intended, or—when I only had a vague idea of the colours at the beginning—to find myself looking at the finished work in amazement and, in most cases, being very satisfied with what I see.
Some of my pieces appeared before my eyes suddenly, as if I had already seen them before. Even the names of certain works suddenly popped into my mind, as if the title had already been given to a painting that didn’t yet exist. When I tried to think about whether the name suited the artwork, I found that, in most cases, whatever first appeared in my mind was the best title for the painting.
I like to leave it to the viewer to decide what they see in the painting. Why? Each of us has gathered our own experiences in life and has our own worldview. In my early works, I noticed that at least two people can see and interpret the same painting completely differently.
In some works, I do give a certain direction, while in others I’ve chosen abstract titles, often simply “Abstract” followed by a number.
I hope my works bring you joy, inspiration, and curiosity—and above all, that they help you discover something within yourself that has always been there but perhaps never wanted to reveal itself.
Feel free to immerse yourself in the world of my artworks—a world that becomes your own world, your own imagination, fantasy, and interpretation. There, you may discover things that I have overlooked or never even recognized!
I would love to hear your interpretations and perceptions of what you see in my works—and I would be glad to be inspired by them as well!