I am inspired by the Wabi-Sabi style, which celebrates the beauty of nature with all its imperfections.
| Forest mood
Mentally immersing myself in the atmosphere of the forest, I convey my tactile, visual and emotional sensations, creating natural textures with my fingertips.
Every time the lighting changes, the colors change their saturation from mossy green to golden, just like what happens in a forest at different times of the day. The relief surface creates space for the play of light and shadow.
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paper
123 x 32 cm
| Geological Poem
This work was inspired by textural layers of geological formations. I imagined that I looked inside and contemplated what they look like. What I saw I interpreted as a multi-layered composition of pastel shades. It reveals textural surfaces, as if someone carefully separated layers pressed together for thousands of years, allowing us to look into their hidden structure and admire the visual beauty of the records of the ancient diary of the Earth.
This work reminds us that every moment in the history of the Earth leaves its own unique mark, its own color and texture in the endless book of nature.
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paper, clay
34 x 26 cm
| Breathing of Bark
I like to communicate with trees. I put my palms on the tree trunk and listen to its wise silence, sense its natural power. I feel the rough texture and admire its beauty. It seems to me that the bark breathes, letting the forest air, full of aromas, through itself.
I made this work similar to a collage of pieces of bark. Each piece has its own texture and shade. Located at different heights, they create a kind of vibration. The outlines of the silhouettes have a characteristic torn plasticity. I see the beauty of natural imperfection in this.
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paper, clay
39 x 15,5 cm
| Blueberry Night
This is a simple but charming small artwork that fits in the palm of your hand. It creates associations through color, texture and silhouette. Roughness and small colour inclusions create a sense of unique natural texture.
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paper, clay
16 x 15,5 cm