how something extraordinary and frightening can become part of one’s day-to-day experience.
a correlation between tree intercommunication and potential human interaction.
two very different worlds which coexist in parallel.
exploring the ability of words to hurt, to unite, to bring happiness or to cause fear.
I draw inspiration from a diverse array of scientific disciplines, including physics, linguistics, psychology, and biology. My exploration of these fields is deeply rooted in my background in philosophy, which has profoundly influenced my artistic practice.
My primary technique is ink stippling because I believe that pointillism is the best way to depict the illusory and flowing nature of reality but I also experiment with other mediums such as acrylics, oil and paper cutting.
Through my work, I seek to bridge the gap between art and science, fostering dialogue and appreciation for the beauty and complexity of both disciplines.
Ultimately, my art serves as a conduit for exploration and discovery, inviting viewers to join me on a journey of intellectual and aesthetic inquiry. In this ever-evolving process, I am constantly inspired by the boundless wonders of the universe and the endless possibilities for artistic expression.
