My paintings often begin with a fleeting visual impression: a shadow crossing a wall, a reflection in a window, a fragment of architecture, or the changing colours of the evening sky.

What fascinates me is not simply what I see, but where that image leads. A small detail can trigger a chain of associations and visual ideas. Memories, emotions and imagination gradually intertwine with observation, transforming a real moment into something entirely new.

Rather than reproducing reality, I use it as a starting point. The final image emerges through a dialogue between the visible world and the inner landscape of thoughts, dreams and memories.

Light plays a central role in this process. It shapes atmosphere, reveals unexpected connections and guides the transformation of ordinary scenes into poetic visual narratives.

Cities occupy an important place in my artistic practice. I enjoy observing them, absorbing their atmosphere, rhythm, and character. Every city leaves its own emotional imprint. In my work, I strive to convey not so much its outward appearance as my personal perception and experience of the place. For this reason, my cityscapes are more personal interpretations than accurate representations.

One of the favorite subjects in my painting is the Northern Lights. I am fascinated by the beauty of this natural phenomenon, its mystery, and the sense of wonder it evokes. I have returned to this theme many times, creating series of works inspired by the grandeur of nature and the extraordinary beauty of our world.

Through my work, I seek to capture that fragile moment when reality gives way to imagination and a familiar place becomes the beginning of a story. connections and guides the transformation of ordinary scenes into poetic visual narratives.

And yes, I am constantly exploring new themes, techniques, and discoveries!