Portraits are a particularly close and cherished space for me — a meeting point with the presence of another, but also with my own gaze. Every face carries a story that is not spoken in words, but in line, color, and the silence between strokes.

 

These works are created in different techniques — from illustration and painting to quick sketches. Each form brings a different rhythm of observation: sometimes careful construction of detail, sometimes capturing a moment in its raw, transient energy.

Here, the portrait is not only a depiction of a face, but an attempt to capture an inner reflection — what is sensed beyond gaze, expression, and shadow. In this process, the figure becomes a space of exploration, but also of quiet dialogue.