Painting is a space in becoming — the next challenge of my work, still open, alive, and evolving, requiring time, dedication,

and patience. Here, different techniques and materials meet: acrylic, oil, collage, and mixed media, building layered surfaces

of image and meaning.

 

Many works belonging to this path are no longer physically present — they were lost through life circumstances or sold long ago, leaving behind only traces in memory and in the process that continues.

 

These works emerge as a long-term process rather than a fixed outcome — an exploration that gradually shifts, intertwines,

and deepens. Each layer carries traces of decision, mistake, intuition, and spontaneity, creating a space where form and feeling

are in constant negotiation.

Paintings are, for me, a threshold between inner impulse and physical imprint — a place where idea meets matter, yet never fully settles. This is a domain where my work only begins to unfold in its full strength.