Blue Abstract Print

Biography I started to paint from my childhood and I always wanted to create art. When I was a teenager I went to the artist in individual classes and learnt academic basics, which helped me to reach new levels and create nice paintings. I was studying for 3 years and when I ended, I started to paint everything I wanted, that’s how I found my style. I started to post my paintings on social media, and one art-studio noticed me and called me to work on them. There I showed my potential a lot, not only in painting, but in studio organization, work, marketing and I tried to show the best results everywhere I can. Now I keep creating my paintings and organizing the exhibition because I want to start to sell my art and become more popular artist, at least in my city. Philosophy In my paintings, I explore the question of a person's inner experiences, especially the search for oneself. I abstractly show plots and thoughts that I encounter in my life. In my view, the search for oneself, a person's inner experiences, and the moral aspects of life are what every individual goes through; this question leaves no one untouched. My artistic style is a blend of different elements and techniques on a single canvas. Through various materials and details, I find a common meaning. The themes of my paintings often revolve around: Awareness, Depression, Environment, Shine and Be Yourself, Admiration, Dopamine, Choice, Idols, Encounter, Toxic, Taboo, and etc. All of this is an important experience that I have encountered and continue to encounter on my journey of self-discovery. These thoughts are very important to me, and I want to convey them to everyone who may not understand what is happening in this life, just as I did not understand until I went through this experience. By the way, most often in the process of creating a painting, I give my mind complete freedom and do not limit myself in anything. In the end, I searched for that complex idea that my brain transmitted through my hands, without telling me in my inner dialogue. In this way, I explore the technique in which the artist creates freely, without even thinking about the meaning and finding it later.