Spring Glory Print

I find myself continually inspired by the landscape and the human figure. These elements have been a constant source of fascination throughout my artistic journey. My practice spans a diverse range of mediums, including drawing, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, painting, and digital art. Regardless of whether I’m working in two dimensions or three, my creations invariably reflect my deep connection to the natural world and the human form. This connection is not always intentional. In my abstract work, I often begin with a simple idea—a line, a shape, or an intriguing volume. Through the process of exploration, what starts as an abstract concept inevitably evolves into references of the figure or landscape. My interest in these subjects extends beyond their external nature; it encompasses the internal energy and emotions they evoke within me, and there is sometimes a spiritual context rooted in my faith. I strive to capture these qualities by creating dynamic shapes that interact harmoniously with each other and the surrounding space. In my sculptures, whether realistic or abstract, I aim to convey a sense of movement and balance. I am particularly fascinated by the relationships between shapes and how they occupy space to achieve these effects. This pursuit presents a significant challenge, but it is one that I embrace wholeheartedly. The process of solving this artistic puzzle and arriving at a successful conclusion is a source of great excitement and fulfillment for me.