Historical Movements

  • Ornithomorph in Space

    Artwork Description: The work is built around the image of a bird, shaped through color, pattern, and shifting surfaces. Soft, transparent areas sit alongside dense, almost stone-like structures. The work explores how color and texture can change the perception of a familiar form and create a space of its own within it. Width: 56 Height:…

  • Morphology of Breath

    Artwork Description: The work is composed of organic forms resembling parts of plants, marine creatures, and cellular structures. They exist side by side without forming a single recognizable organism. What interests me is transformation — the moment when one form still keeps its features but is already becoming another. Width: 56 Height: 76 Artwork year…

  • River of Metamorphoses

    Artwork Description: In this work, forms continuously flow into one another, making it almost impossible to tell where one ends and the next begins. Plant, animal, and bodily elements merge into a single moving structure. I wanted to create a sense of continuous change, where no form ever becomes final. Width: 56 Height: 76 Artwork…

  • Strata

    Artwork Description: This work is built as a collection of different states and fragments that exist next to each other but do not necessarily belong to the same system. I wanted to bring very different forms together so that they still feel like parts of one space. At the same time, there is a sense…

  • Husk

    Artwork Description: I was interested in the idea of a form as a shell – something that hides, protects and slowly opens at the same time. There is something living and fragile in it, but I did not want it to be easily named or linked to something familiar. It was important to keep the…

  • Drift

    Artwork Description: I wanted to create a sense that the forms have no fixed boundaries and are still changing within the space of the work. Everything is in constant movement-something is growing, something is breaking down, something is flowing into something else. There is also a feeling of instability, as if the whole system could…

  • How Many Creatures Can You Find?

    Artwork Description: A sea-like universe where five trees of life float among waves and stars. Between the trees and beneath the waves, countless tiny creatures are hidden, wandering through their own little worlds. I built this imagined world slowly, layering countless dots and lines. How many creatures can you find? Width: 41 Height: 53 Artwork…

  • A Garden of Heaven

    Artwork Description: A small imagined world where beings wander, rest, and simply exist in their own time. Trees, water, stars, and small creatures flow into one another, forming a landscape without fixed boundaries. I build these worlds slowly, through countless dots and lines, allowing each little being to find its own way within them. Width:…