Between Realities
The Between Realities series explores life in the space between external uncertainty and the human desire to preserve inner balance. These works reflect on how we continue to live, make plans, notice beauty, and hold on to hope even when the familiar structure of reality begins to shift.
The golden crack-like lines running through the paintings are inspired by the aesthetics of kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken ceramics with gold. In this philosophy, a fracture is not hidden but becomes part of an object's history, memory, and renewed beauty.
In Between Realities, the cracks symbolize transformation rather than destruction. They reflect the process of rebuilding life after difficult experiences and remind us that vulnerability, resilience, and healing can coexist. The series is about the human ability to move forward, finding new strength and meaning within the very places where life once seemed fractured.
MOON MOOD
The Moon Mood Series explores emotional states inspired by the symbolic language of the Moon. Rather than illustrating zodiac signs literally, the paintings focus on subtle inner atmospheres — moments when perception, intuition, and mood quietly shift.
The series will include twelve paintings, each capturing a distinct emotional landscape shaped by the changing language of the Moon.
Two Realities
Two Realities is an ongoing painting series that emerged in recent weeks in response to a sharply transformed emotional reality. The first three works form the conceptual core of the project. The series reflects the fragile coexistence of intimate daily ritual, memory, and an external reality that cannot be fully kept outside.
The Illusion of Choice
This series of paintings explores the moment of choice—whether obvious or hidden, voluntary or imposed. The multicolored women symbolize unique worlds, inner states, and identities. The hands represent temptation, fate, societal influence, or personal fears and desires. Each canvas is a frozen frame of an inner dialogue, where the question is not only about making a choice but also realizing who is truly making it.COLORFUL
FATAL RELIGION
inspiration: George Orwell, Dmitry Glukhovsky and reality around...