Resilience” is an ability to be happy, successful etc again after something difficult or bad has happened. In this large scale painting you will find thick impasto layers that reveal traces of what is underneath, suggesting endurance over time. Cracks and Repairs symbolising strength in vulnerability. Contrast is about fragility meeting strength.

“Dazed&Amazed”. Sometimes you pray for the best , but still accept every turn to happen. And all over the sudden ! YES! -all your prayers come true!

“Uncontainable”, acrylic and oil on canvas , 120x120cm
This work was born from emotional intensity — a need to move, to roar, to refuse stillness. It speaks to the energy bursting out of form, the refusal to stay within boundaries — emotional, physical, expressive.
It’s about breaking out - a force bursting beyond limits, the release .
Every stroke speaks of a movement that cannot be held back. For me — this piece erupts. That red shape feels almost volcanic, like a creature or force mid-transformation.
That red form is alive now, charging across the surface like a force that refuses to be silenced. It’s wild and purposeful.
It’s raw, energetic, unapologetic — a real rupture from softer previous works. It holds its own kind of resilience: furious, electric resilience.
A painting that doesn’t ask — it demands.

“Where it breaks, it blooms” is evoking place and transformation. It carries such a powerful sense of beauty emerging from fracture. The painting suggests a dialogue between fragility and growth.

“From stone, Blossom”. With this painting I continue to research growth and transformation.. - trying to find the best metaphor for life finding its way through hardship.

“Cracks" are small fractures in the smooth fabric of our destinies. Some cracks stay with us forever, creating a bizarre pattern, while others shatter our hearts, souls, and lives. Sometimes no matter what news are coming , how your life can turn , you have to have hope, and put the wood into the chimney of relationships, to keep the fire burning.

I was inspired by the rising sun on the crispy morning, the first ray of light on your face while your eyes are still closed. I felt enthusiastic for the new dawn and a new day.
I want the viewers to feel light from inside! To feel liberated! To evoke the Lightness of being!

The Carnival evokes a whirlwind of emotions that are vibrant, intense and deeply visceral. It is a celebration on Freedom, where the boundaries of everyday life dissolve into a kaleidoscope of joy, spontaneity and collective euphoria.

Throughout these melodic canvases (Masquerade and Carnival) I painted colorful networks of serpentine lines that flow hypnotically throughout the picture plane. 
Such interest in line, gesture, and material experimentation has always been at the heart of my painting practices.
I want a viewer to feel celebration and joy.

These artworks are inspired by my summer daydreams during Spanish siesta and are intended to evoke playful slow revelations for the viewer.

These artworks are inspired by my summer daydreams during Spanish siesta and are intended to evoke playful slow revelations for the viewer.

I wanted to blend lyrical abstraction with figurative elements , exploring nostalgia for warm summer nights, human relationships and nature intangible aspects. This work delves into emotions and the human psyche, highlighting rapport, sensitivity, desire, ecstasy and turmoil, proximity and distance.

I wanted to blend lyrical abstraction with figurative elements , exploring nostalgia for warm summer nights, human relationships and nature intangible aspects. This work delves into emotions and the human psyche, highlighting rapport, sensitivity, desire, ecstasy and turmoil, proximity and distance.

For me, painting is a physical act, an engagement with the materiality of the medium, but it is also deeply psychological. I am fascinated by the fluidity of paint itself, its ability to evoke both visceral emotion and fleeting moments of narrative.

For me, painting is a physical act, an engagement with the materiality of the medium, but it is also deeply psychological. I am fascinated by the fluidity of paint itself, its ability to evoke both visceral emotion and fleeting moments of narrative.