too good for Chanel. Painting

Freelance artist, graphic designer, illustrator, teacher. For me, art is a way to explore the inner world, solitude, and the search for identity. Through my work, I address states of self-reflection, silence, and the interaction between a person and their own consciousness. The visual language of my paintings combines figurative abstraction, symbolism, and an expressive energy. Through form, textures, and color, I strive to convey psychological tension, vulnerability, and deep reflections on the nature of existence. The themes of my work revolve around the exploration of solitude as a state, where one confronts their true emotions and memories. The spaces I create represent the boundary between the inner and outer worlds, where figures and objects exist in a state of uncertainty, balance, or transition. Symbols such as hands, circles, everyday objects, and religious signs serve as metaphors for the search for meaning, memory, and human fragility. By combining contrasting elements, chaotic and structured forms, I aim to create visual reflections on self-perception in the world.