Historical Movements

  • The garden of lust

    Artwork Description: The giraffe is present only from the knees down — monumental, indifferent, occupying the frame without permission. Far below, a small figure stands at the end of a path toward a classical temple, unaware or unmoved. Desire operates at a different scale than the one we live in. The Garden of Lust does…

  • The mirrors truth

    Artwork Description: The mirror’s truth reveals the quiet drama of two worlds meeting: on the left, the guarded beauty of nature, where appearances still hold. On the right, a decayed, abandoned reality yawns open, a place where even the light grows weary. Between these two poles, black planes mark the boundary — or perhaps the…

  • Mild paranoia

    Artwork Description: Mild Paranoia stages a mind on the verge—where clarity hardens into suspicion and symbols tilt into threats. The work operates like a sealed psychological climate: precise yet unstable, lucid yet estranged. It probes the friction between instinct and analysis, asking whether vigilance is protection or performance. Edges blur, meanings double, and the act…

  • Guardian of echoes

    Artwork Description: The painting is a quiet study in resonance—where memories, histories, and unspoken stories ripple through the spaces we inhabit. In this suspended moment, the guardian stands as a silent threshold, keeping watch over the echoes that shape both our inner worlds and the ones we dream into being. Width: 43 Height: 43 Depth:…

  • Glitzkrieg

    Additional Artwork Images: Artwork Description: I’m fascinated by how we take visual symbols and give them meaning. I use the Heart and Happy Face to represent love and wisdom respectively in my work. I even have a series devoted to the Happy Face. Conversely, symbols we associate with evil are with us as well. In…

  • Love is Everywhere

    Additional Artwork Images: Artwork Description: “Love is Everywhere” fills and covers every space and surface with the word “Love” that has been sourced and yet transformed from Robert Indianna’s “Love”, with a change of a “heart” for an “O” and different colors. While not inspired by this quote from “A Course in Miracles”, it was…

  • SHIP OF FOOLS III

    Additional Artwork Images: Artwork Description: This cycle of three works is based on the most famous work of Sebastian Brandt (1457 – May 10, 1521) – “The Ship of Fools” Width: 80 Height: 60 Depth: 5 Artwork year of completion: 2023 Price: 1000 Currency: EUR : € EUR (Euro)