I graduated from an arts high school and then from the Academy of Fine Arts.
Art is my way of life and the abstract is my way of expression.
The idea of the abstract is what draws attention to philosophical reasoning and universal truths that carry the message and footprints of human action.
“Where do I start, with what do I end?"
The trace is the key element that holds together my approach to art. First, there are the traces in one’s memory that create configurations of what is left of the moments lived, the places visited, and the faces encountered. Then there is the trace as a drawn line, a dash, a chromatic element or a plastic fragment. The themes in my works accentuate the inner reflection of the world experienced outwardly. It is a conception that hovers between the abstract and the figurative, just like the stuff memories are made of.
Everything in nature is subject to transformation, and so is the search.
The Abstract is my universe, the universal language.
A new way of addressing my feminine side.
Questioning - the limits of the observable, of the world’s presence, of the way of inhabiting it.