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  • Paid in Full 3

    Additional Artwork Images: Artwork Description: Paid in Full Drawing from the visual language of cellular structures, Paid in Full reflects on humanity’s fragile and fallen condition. The circular form alludes to both the cell and the world itself, bearing the marks of fracture, loss, and impermanence. Cracks traverse the surface as symbols of mortality, reminding…

  • gőzöske

    Artwork Description: Nagyon tetszenek a gőzösök, mozdonyok. A régi brit gőzösökön jellemző a nagyobb kerekek, és a gőzös előre nyúló váza és ütközői. A vasút az a téma amihez mindig vissza térek ha festéshez keresek témát. Width: 40 Height: 30 Artwork year of completion: 2025 Price: 150 Currency: EUR : € EUR (Euro)

  • Too Much

    Additional Artwork Images: Artwork Description: 3D Butterflies, flowers, and tangled growth spread across the surface in relentless abundance. What first appears vibrant gradually becomes crowded and uneasy. The work explores the point where abundance begins to overwhelm, leaving little room to rest. Width: 140 Height: 170 Artwork year of completion: 2026 Price: 5500 Currency: EUR…

  • Abandoned Nest

    Artwork Description: This surreal still life is centered on an abandoned bird’s nest. Surrounded by lemons, feathers, insects, butterflies, and delicate origami birds, the scene blends natural and man-made elements in a dreamlike composition. The vivid colours, intricate textures, and symbolic objects create a sense of wonder, fragility, and hidden stories within nature. Width: 91…

  • Closed Eyes, Timeless Grace

    Artwork Description: This close-up watercolor merges traditional Chinese fine brushwork and modern painting methods to depict a tranquil Old Shanghai lady with her eyes gently closed. Decorated with pearl tassels, jade bracelet and emerald earrings, the figure wears a classic cheongsam with golden cloud embroidery. The work freezes an intimate quiet moment, showcasing the introverted…

  • Seeds of Spring

    Artwork Description: This work represents a turning point in my expression allowing the “language” that I aimed to achieve, be clearer as well as simple. While painting Seeds of Spring I drew short lines that meant movement and connection. These lines and ways of representing flow, fluidity, movement, became very important to my actual moment…