Cycladic Cyclops 3 Sculpture

Architect. Landscape Designer. Amateur Artist. Renaissance Man. Curious. With a background in architecture and landscape design, he approaches art as a process of mindful observation, introspection, and inner equilibrium. His creative process is grounded in the transformation of everyday repurposed materials -wood, metal, glass, plastic, stone, found objects - into works of art, that serve as vessels of narrative and personal reflection. His philosophy treats art as a language: an internal vocabulary through which he attempts to express the intangible, the fleeting, and the unseen. Geometric language plays a central role in his work—not merely as a technical tool but as an inner discipline and spiritual compass. Through form and structure, he explores the interplay of light and shadow, balance and tension, presence and void, mass and in-between space. He is not concerned with representation, but with emergence. Not with perfection, but with the honesty of the material. His art becomes a means of interpreting the invisible, recording memories, capturing fleeting moments, and envisioning the yet-to-come. A strive to understand the world around us, the physical world and the world of senses. Each piece he creates, is it a mixed media wall sculpture or a photographic study, is a self-contained world. A space of silence that invites the viewer to observe, to feel, and to reflect. His personal style is marked by minimalist form, architectural arrangement, thoughtful simplicity, and layered meaning—always in meaningful dialogue with the material’s inner essence.