Untouchable Love Painting

I am a freelance artist for whom art is not just a profession, but a way of life — a dialogue between my soul and the world around me. My education is linked to art history, yet I am largely self-taught, learning through experience and discovery. I am also a poet, and often an emotion urges me to turn colors into words, or to “write” with colors, giving birth to paintings. My art is never born from routine — each canvas carries an emotional charge, a dialogue between my inner world and the viewer. Through colors and forms I translate feelings, creating works that are not merely images but living fragments of the soul. My works have been presented in several solo and group exhibitions, and in 2019 I received the Youth Prize of Art at an international exhibition in Germany. Three works were presented there: “The Fighting Woman”, “Art — Sisyphus’ Boulder”, and an illustration for Shakespeare’s 66th sonnet: “Tired with all these, for restful death I cry…”. For me, art is a universal language capable of uniting and inspiring people. I constantly feel the urge to evolve, explore new paths, and share with the world the depths that creativity can reveal.