When I paint, I'm opening doors to places that exist only in my heart and mind. Each piece is a journey into a world where peace is a vivid, living reality. In these paintings, you won't find bustling crowds or chaotic scenes. Instead, you'll encounter sceneries where human presence is fleeting or subtly suggested—a laundry line gently swaying in the breeze or an umbrella standing alone under a sky ablaze with color. When humans are present they are depicted in an abstract setting.

These scenes are my sanctuary, my escape from the ordinary. They're born from a place of longing—a desire to find and create spaces where tranquility reigns. The colors I use are meant to defy the mundane, to burst forth with a vibrancy that challenges the constraints of everyday life. The trees, landscapes, and humans are not depicted with precise detail but with color explosions and gestures that capture the essence of what they represent, echoing the fluidity of human emotions.