Curated Artworks
Paintings
Portraits
These aquarel portraits are about people in motion, even when they appear still. The paint flows, spreads, and sometimes breaks apart, echoing how emotions and expressions shift from moment to moment. Faces seem to form and dissolve at the same time, as if caught mid-change. Yet beneath this fluid surface, each figure carries a steady core — a basic state that remains grounded and unmovable. The work plays with this contrast: softness and strength, openness and resilience. What emerges are not fixed identities, but living presences, shaped by change while quietly holding their own inner truth.
Asemic writing
For me, asemic writing is a quiet, necessary pause. It works like a form of therapy — a space where I can think and feel without having to explain or translate. The marks become a conversation with the being beneath language, a way of staying in touch with something preverbal and intuitive. In stepping away from meaning and information, asemic writing offers rest from noise, interpretation, and constant input, allowing presence, rhythm, and breath to take the lead.
