The central principle of my artistic practice is the painting process itself —a process that I see as both exploration and discovery. Painting is not simply a medium for me, but a living space where meaning is built layer by layer, through gesture, risk, and intuition. Over the years I have moved across different styles, techniques, and themes, always guided by the need to experiment and renew, to keep the work alive and surprising.

I usually work in series, which I conceive as independent worlds of investigation. Each series explores a specific theme, and I choose the materials, techniques, and languages that best suit its exploration. Every series opens up new visual and conceptual territories, and while they are not always directly connected, they share the same driving force: the energy of discovery. The foundation of my practice is the constant pursuit of freshness—that moment when the painting reveals something unexpected.