New Collection of paintings will be available this spring. My art is guided by a persistent quest for the undefined. I don't paint to find an answer, but to approach that "something" that always eludes me—that ultimate truth for some, that essence of life for others, or—to borrow Kundera's words—that "unbearable lightness of being." This quest is not voluntary, it imposes itself upon me like an inner force, a call from the subconscious that compels me to continue, to search, to delve deeper.

My recent works delve into emotional archetypes, into the areas of tension between humility and desire, between light and fracture, between grounding and elevation. In Reverentia, the luminous halo—broken, imperfect—becomes the symbol of a human reverence, fragile yet authentic. In Nostalgia and Affectio, I seek to grasp emotional memory, which persists within us despite the passage of time. These works mark a turning point in my practice - they move away from narrative to enter a more universal, more meditative dimension, where painting becomes a space for active contemplation.