The Taste of you Painting

An important aspect of my art is the exploration of the body, body positivity, and the freedom to express oneself in all its facets. From an early age, I perceived my body as a tool of expression, just as meaningful as my brushstrokes on the canvas. The naked form, the body's natural beauty, and sexual energy are powerful themes for me that repeatedly play a role in my work. The physicality I portray in my work goes beyond mere form—it is a celebration of freedom, self-awareness, and female empowerment. It's not just about showing the body, but about understanding it for what it is: a living, sensual, powerful temple that possesses personal and artistic expressiveness. Each individual body is its own poetry and art, art that should be brought into the world without shame or doubt. To be allowed to express oneself as one wishes without being judged for it. It is my goal to spread this message by depicting the beauty and diverse facets of the human body in all its strength and vulnerability. In my art, I also open doors behind which silence often reigns. I use colors, shapes, and poetry as expression to bring to light feminine truths that are too often hidden or ignored in our society. My works are a mirror for everyday emotions that reside deep within us—emotions like shame, longing, anger, vulnerability, and hidden strength. I make them visible because they want to be heard and felt. Social expectations, constraints, and role models challenge me just as much as the individual stories of women whose inner worlds are so much richer, more complex, and more multi-voiced than we are often allowed to show. I believe that art can heal when we allow ourselves to see the dark side—when we express suppressed feelings and hidden truths, when we have the courage to face ourselves and others honestly. My pictures are therefore not quiet decorations, but powerful messages that want to challenge, move and connect — for more freedom, more self-love, more visibility.