​I create paintings where sensuality meets the cosmos — where body and spirit, woman and infinity, become one.

For me, painting is a way to speak to the invisible, to feel the presence of something greater than words can hold.

Each work is a step into the unknown — an attempt to capture the breath of light and turn it into color, movement, and form.

 

I paint women because I am a woman.

I can see and feel this image from within — through my own emotions, body, and inner experience.

For me, femininity is not a role or appearance, but a living energy, the source from which everything begins.

The women in my paintings carry both vulnerability and strength, passion and silence.

They are the memory of creation itself — soft and powerful, human and divine.

Through them, I speak of connection: between earth and sky, matter and soul.

 

Another side of my work explores space, angels, and the unknown.

For me, the astronaut is a symbol of the human soul — a seeker, wandering through vastness, longing for meaning and belonging.

He is as alone in the universe as every person can feel in this world, yet in that solitude lies the moment of awakening — the path to inner light.

 

The cosmos, for me, is a reflection of our inner space.

When I paint it, I am not searching outward, but inward — for the quiet spark that mirrors the stars.

Where the earthly ends, the realm of the spirit begins.

 

My art is a bridge between the woman and the universe, between the body and the soul, between passion and silence.

I am not looking for perfection of form — I am searching for truth, for that living moment when an image begins to breathe.

 

I paint women because the universe lives within them.

And when I paint the cosmos, I am searching for the human soul — alone, luminous, and infinite.