The morning Painting

I create art as a space of quiet presence. My works are not about decoration — they are about state. I paint in moments when the world feels unstable, when light becomes fragile and silence turns into a conscious choice. Each layer becomes a pause, each mark an act of attention. The process itself is a ritual — slow, tactile, and grounded in breath. Through flowers, abstract forms, and soft structures, I explore vulnerability as strength. I believe tenderness can hold resilience, and stillness can become a form of resistance. Created during a time of uncertainty and war, my art does not speak loudly — it stays. It offers a moment of calm where viewers can return to themselves, feel supported, and reconnect with their inner light. These works are invitations to slow down, feel deeply, and choose gentleness as a way of being.