PAGANINI'S VIOLIN Print

Since childhood I was fascinated with the visual language in all its forms. Visual art is mysterious, can be beautiful or frightening, leaving room for interpretation of the viewer. As we mature and experience life in depth, revisiting the same works of art may mean something totally different. As a child I grabbed anything that left a mark on a surface and kept drawing everything that captured my attention. I was frustrated that my drawings never looked exactly the way I saw them. Never gave up, and much later I learned that art is an interpretation of reality that has its own life, and in most cases outlives its author. The value of art generated by mankind is a priceless legacy for many generations to come and maybe the most enigmatic and complex information about ourselves...I think that is fascinating.