I come from a family where art was part of the upbringing. Grandfather had oil paint on top of the shelf that I would “steal” and secretly paint the insides of the cupboards not to get in trouble and my grandmother always played classical music and tango on the record player and brought me to art museums where she knew the women working there, and I had a privilege to explore the museums alone. From those moments alone in the museum my curiosity has grown of what painting was. With no guards and no cameras those days I could even touch and feel the textures and layers of the paintings.
I wanted to study both painting and sculpture, so I decided on middle and that was ceramics. With clay I could both sculpt and paint at the same time and now when I am painting, I find myself sculpting on the canvas.
When I arrived to Denmark in 2012, I realized that this geographical jump could be accompanied by an artistic jump as well. I decided only to focus on painting.
The smoky bars of Copenhagen, the life stories of people that I meet there, all the dreams, dramas, romance, suffering is a very big part of my paintings and inspirational fundament, but I never forget nature and that we are part of it.
My intention in creation is to let it loose, to connect the human with nature, with the light and the shadows to physical and mental aspects of life.
I hope that my art can inspire or help to the process of opening the gates for any spectator who gets in contacts with my works.
I wanted to study both painting and sculpture, so I decided on middle and that was ceramics. With clay I could both sculpt and paint at the same time and now when I am painting, I find myself sculpting on the canvas.
When I arrived to Denmark in 2012, I realized that this geographical jump could be accompanied by an artistic jump as well. I decided only to focus on painting.
The smoky bars of Copenhagen, the life stories of people that I meet there, all the dreams, dramas, romance, suffering is a very big part of my paintings and inspirational fundament, but I never forget nature and that we are part of it.
My intention in creation is to let it loose, to connect the human with nature, with the light and the shadows to physical and mental aspects of life.
I hope that my art can inspire or help to the process of opening the gates for any spectator who gets in contacts with my works.