Each work is a unique moment. No repetition, no noise. Only the now, made tangible.
I started my career as a pastry chef — a world where patience, layering and precision are everything. Over time, I realized I wasn’t just creating taste, but emotion. That awareness slowly shifted me toward visual art, where I could explore meaning without limits.
I work with epoxy resin, structure paste, natural pigments, marble dust and metal leaf. I choose materials that allow me to create depth, light reflections and a tangible sense of time.
My work is abstract and layered. I explore the tension between silence and movement — the moment before something reveals itself. It’s about capturing what normally goes unnoticed.
Surfaces shaped by time — stone walls, patina, textures shaped by weather and erosion. I’m inspired by what nature does slowly and honestly, without trying to impress.
A moment of awareness. As if time pauses for just a second. I hope people don’t just see something, but experience a shift internally — however small.
I always begin in silence. No music, no distractions — I first listen to the atmosphere of the space. For me, intuition starts before the first material is touched.
To bring my work to an international level — art fairs, collaborations with galleries and high-end interior brands, and representation in serious collections. Above all, I want to give the best of myself — and to reach the highest quality I am capable of, artistically, technically and conceptually.
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