Works on Paper

  • Feast of Time

    Artwork Description: A philosophical piece that shows duality of life in symbols. Time is what makes us experience duality. The woman figure is the symbol of giving and living energy that gives birth to everything. Two sides of her are split into 2 opposites: right side of her shows in symbols order and life ,the…

  • The Silence of Good Men

    Additional Artwork Images: Artwork Description: The Silence of Good Men examines the role of male silence in the ongoing violence and oppression experienced by women worldwide. Constructed entirely through millions of dots, the work demands patience and sustained observation, reflecting the uncomfortable necessity of confronting truths society often avoids. The image depicts a man’s eye:…

  • AMBIGUUS I

    Additional Artwork Images: Artwork Description: Ambiguum I emerges from the intersection of two ongoing bodies of work: Momigami and Transmutare Series. Conceived as a double-sided mix media work, it resists a single point of view. Front and back are equally significant, inviting the viewer to experience ambiguity as both a physical and conceptual condition. For…

  • Duality

    Artwork Description: Right vs. wrong, bad vs. good, acceptable vs. unacceptable, this way is better vs. that way… this list could go on indefinitely. In different situations, what is “acceptable” will become unacceptable. This is not about general morality; it is about the thoughts within a single individual. But what exactly is this “general morality”?…

  • La Ninfa e il Drago

    Additional Artwork Images: Artwork Description: La Ninfa e il Drago viene concepito come un dittico: l’acquarello n.1 con l’uso prevalente della sanguigna è il “negativo” dell’acquarello n.2 dove prevalgono i toni del verde e del blu; ciascun acquarello ha dimensioni 36×50 cm. La Ninfa e il Drago prende ispirazione da un luogo magico vicino a…

  • What I Adorned

    Additional Artwork Images: Artwork Description: [English] What I Adorned records a precarious, ornate period of my artistic journey. It serves as a painful mirror of how the desire for external recognition can deteriorate into decorative excess. The intricate, densely layered forms were accumulated to captivate the viewer or validate ambition. Yet, I encountered a paradox:…