Queen Elizabeth on a Walk Print

Initially, he dealt with black and white photography, which he learned during fashion photography. Here he got to know human faces and silhouettes of models in motion. This gave rise to fascination with contrasting figures for whom the background became a metropolitan landscape. He chose the Department of Art and Design, designed buildings, interiors of clubs and even sailing yachts. He discovered the secrets of painting in the studios of local artists, he trained a line and stain, from which he recreated such well-known scenery from photography. He loves urban landscapes and human gestures. Torn between Impressionism and abstraction, it tries to combine these two directions in an expressive expression. The most valuable is the economical color. Sometimes she feels the need for a collage. He sometimes likes to throw a "dirt" or a tactile object at the ready image. His paintings are in private collections both at home and abroad, and one of the most important events was qualifying for the Artbox Project and an exhibition of several paintings in New York in 2018.