For me, a painting is a subjective interpretation of the world put in a frame.

It doesn’t reproduce reality, but it complements and transforms it.Animals, objects, interiors, landscapes, or the light itself are an inspiration and a pretext to put my thoughts and feelings in a pictorial form. The colour means a great deal to me, as it introduces an appropriate mood and is characteristic of a given series of works. Prussian blue and emerald green are the colors that I use most often. Combined with e.g. Indian yellow, Raw sienna, umber, carmine, and various combinations thereof  they are gaining a personal dimension.

The theme to which I return very often is a paper bird. It symbolizes the journey and the human soul – delicate as a piece of paper on which the passage of time leaves its mark. It is integrated into various spaces. The relationship between the theme and the background is very strong, because my questions, concerns and emotions underlie it. These are reflections on the search for one’s place in the world, the relationship between man and his environment and the spiritual journey.

Non-literality is my ally. In surreal landscapes the message can be much more powerful and expand the possibilities of interpretation, so the picture is alive, it is never finished, it comes into being in contact with the viewer, who puts his/her world into it, sensitivity and reflections.

 

Digital painting