Abstract 1st, 7 of 7 Print

I am a polyvalent person, in a continuous search for new ways of expressing one's inner feelings and of transmitting one's personal perception of life to others. At the same time, I am in a process of discovery in which I combine science and art in an attempt to create a memory, an experience, a feeling. This approach is present in every aspect of my life, being a defining feature for the abstract art I make. My paintings stand out with the antithesis represented by the complexity of the interweaving of colors and the simplicity of the embodiment. From one painting to another, I experiment in trying to create a more complex visual effect while reducing the physical process of creation to a minimum. This leads to an exaggeration of the imaginary process for both myself, the creator, and myself or you, the observer. My sculptures balance with their hardness the fineness of the shapes on paintings. They have the role of guiding the thinking towards the physical part of existence: the higher forms appearing at first sight to be in balance against gravity. The iron bars have been manually bent, and the steel cables hold the piece in tension, regardless of its inclination. If touched, the upper part will move, always returning to its original position. Both paintings and sculptures are made only with materials of very good quality.