"Where art rub shoulders with psychology and  

 environment"

 

Salvador Dali's paranoid-critical method and René Magritte's impenetrable enigmas are artistic influences of my youth. They were the spark of my half-abstract, half-surrealist inspiration.

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I have always wondered and enjoyed analyzing human beings as much in their strength as in their fragility. Also sensitive to to everything related to the environment, my artistic approach overlaps between these two concepts.

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Most of my creations are mixed media. Acrylic, ink and spray paint add their colors and other elements come into the design when I want to achieve sculptural effects. Since the environment is a big concern of mine, I find it important to use elements like torn paper bags, old fabrics that, without a doubt, would end up in the garbage. Of course, other materials can also make their appearance, such as mortar, stones, gold leaves, etc... In reality, my exploration of materials has no limits when it comes to expressing the message that I want to communicate most clearly.

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With this combination of mixed processes, I create movement and the shapes are pronounced.

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The tones used are contrasted, light and transparency are omnipresent.

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My art offers the viewer an escape into the abyss of the imagination.