Earth

The Earth is my primary source of inspiration - an inexhaustible subject in its scale, complexity, and beauty. It is vast, dynamic, and alive: a sphere in constant motion, a fragile yet resilient system, and the ground on which all human experience unfolds. Its surfaces, textures, and transformations speak in a visual language that I seek to translate into my work.

In my paintings, I am particularly drawn to the subtleties of natural color and the quiet drama of organic forms. Soft hues of sand and pastel often dominate the palette, evoking landscapes shaped by time, erosion, and elemental forces. At times, these tones recall desert horizons or the rich, weathered surfaces produced by oxidation - traces of processes both destructive and generative.

Through this approach, I aim to create works that are not literal depictions of nature, but rather resonances of it - abstractions that capture its rhythms, fragility, and permanence. Each painting becomes a reflection of the Earth’s dual nature: its solidity and its impermanence, its grandeur and its intimate details. In this way, my art seeks to connect viewers to the elemental qualities of the world we inhabit, reminding us of both its vulnerability and its enduring beauty.