All my artworks are
Inspired by beauty, wildlife and zen.
About the Artist
I originally started painting because I wanted to capture and interpret the discoveries of my old world European travels. As I was trying to keep those sights and sounds in my memory as long as I could, I found great fulfillment in putting my feelings on canvas and sharing them with the world. Most of my early works were created with that energy behind them. The endless capabilities of oils made it my medium of choice. In more recent years my constant need for experimentation in different mediums and hunger for discovery guided me to a very new level of bringing foils, rice paper, plastics and various pigments, and, of course, oils, together in what has become a unique process behind my mixed media creations. Not always predictable outcome, wild interaction between colors and that unbelievably sacred moment of the image finally revealing itself, keeps me going back to the studio for more. I create so I can always see the world with fresh eyes to bring a sense of wonder and simple timeless beauty into my viewer’s world.
My Story
I create so I can always see the world with fresh eyes to bring a sense of wonder and simple timeless beauty into my viewer’s world. I originally turned to painting as I searched for a way to express my emotions after discovering hidden European landscapes and forgotten sites. As I was trying to keep those sights and sounds in my memory as long as I could, I found great fulfillment in putting my feelings on canvas and sharing them with the world. Most of my early works were created with that energy behind them. The endless capabilities of oils made it my medium of choice. In more recent years my constant need for experimentation in different mediums and hunger for discovery guided me to a very new level of bringing foil, rice paper, various pigments, and, of course, oils, together in what has become a unique process behind my mixed media creations. Read More
“I remember spending hours admiring prints in my mother’s extensive art library. I guess, it had to come out in some form, sooner or later…”