The Lost Shore

60x60cm acryl mixed média

2026

The Nereis series is inspired by the world of the sea nymphs from Greek mythology, where water is a keeper of memory. It speaks of the quiet power of the sea, preserving the echoes of history.

The Passage

50x50cm oil ,gold foil

2026

The layers of ancient Egypt emerge subtly across the surface. Gold bears the mark of time, while turquoise holds the memory of ages gone by. A gateway where the past and the present converge.

Silent Descent

50x70cm acryl gold foil

2026

A visual expression of a process in which the transformation is not dramatic, but unfolds slowly through layers of time and the traces they leave behind.

Fault Line

50x40 acryl mixed média

2026

Rather than depicting a specific phenomenon, the painting expresses the inner responses evoked by unpredictability, tension, and constant change. Layers, cracks, and subtle shifts transform the rhythm of nature into an inner landscape.

The Gateway to the Afterlife

50x60 oil gold foil

2026

Atlantis’ Legacy

50x50 akcryl mixed média

2024

Attempt at a Breakthrough

70x50cm acryl

2024

Breakthroughs are rarely dramatic. They begin with an inner decision: to move beyond our own limitations. This painting captures that transition—the quiet moment when boundaries cease to be endpoints and become the beginning of something new.

Scorching Night

80x80 acryl

2025

Angol: Here, red is more than a color—it is an inner heat. The painting evokes the dense, motionless moment when the intensity of the day lingers into the night. At the threshold between light and shadow, silence becomes tension, and warmth transforms into an inner state.

he Guardian of the Nile

80x80oil

2026

The traces of time are etched into the stone and its layered surface. The monumental form evokes an ancient guardian, silently watching over the eternal flow of the Nile. The golden background reflects the splendor of ancient Egyptian civilization, while the deep blue accents symbolize the connection between water and eternity. The painting speaks of the quiet presence of the past—of that which seems to have disappeared, yet continues to live on in memory.