Calma Print

My artistic work emerges from observing the everyday, the spaces I move through and the fleeting moments that shape my routines. I’m drawn to the details that often go unnoticed, transforming them into visually striking compositions. Through a vibrant blend of realism and subtle pop-art influences, I aim to highlight the hidden beauty within the ordinary. I approach my surroundings with sensitivity and intention, creating paintings that not only depict scenes but also evoke memories, emotions, and atmospheres. My style is defined by crisp, deliberate visuality: every color and every form is carefully chosen to amplify what is already there, visible to all, yet rarely truly seen. I am currently developing a series titled The Spot Series, inspired by “anonymous” places that exist in the real world but whose identities I intentionally keep unnamed. These spaces are constructed from layered memories accumulated throughout life, embodying the tension between the recognizable and the undefined. I am interested in how places intertwine with memory, becoming a synthesis of experiences, simultaneously places and non-places. Throughout my career, I have exhibited my work at The Other Art Fair on multiple occasions, including its editions in Brooklyn, Dallas, and Los Angeles, experiences that have expanded the reach of my practice and connected me with diverse audiences. Ultimately, each piece I create is an invitation to look again, to pause, and to rediscover the extraordinary within the seemingly ordinary.