somewhere in the middle

 From an early age, I have lived in the tension between mathematical precision and artistic freedom, oscillating between the two with differing force throughout the years. Eventually, I came to understand that the border between them is not a limit, but a living space—one that must be guarded, opening onto many paths that lead to real life.

And for me, real life is peace, joy, hope, love and an ongoing relationship with the Creator of the universe, both seen and unseen.

Ultimately, I feel that this is my place—both in painting and in poetry—and the works of recent years have confirmed this for me.

I've always been somewhere in between.

Thus, in recent years, I have increasingly drawn upon sacred elements in my contemporary painting and in iconography, focusing on Angels as a predominant theme in my artistic search. These works incorporate subjective elements shaped by my own understanding and perception of these mediating and guiding beings toward the light. 

However, I cannot renounce sacred art in favor of contemporary art, nor contemporary art in favor of sacred art. Both directions draw me equally, and I feel that I am close to the place where I truly belong.

With this in mind, I invite you to discover, in my paintings and in the poetry that unfolds alongside them, what lies within me—what exists on the border between the visible and the invisible, and what leads me to believe in a perfect world created by God, where all of creation is united.