WORK

• HOUR Collection
• LEMON Collection
• NOIR Collection
• Tribute to Nature Collection

Auroral Blue Hour is my personal interpretation of the moment before sunrise, when the sun remains below the horizon and the first golden light begins to touch the blue of the early morning. “Auroral” evokes the gentle arrival of day, luminous and full of energy. This is the moment I am most drawn to, when everything feels still and silent.

This painting is rooted in a childhood memory, recalling spring days spent with my family surrounded by nature. It reflects the joy and simplicity of those moments.

Peel the Gold and Make Limoncello is my playful twist on the familiar phrase, “when life gives us lemons, make lemonade.” I take it one step further – whatever life brings, there are always possibilities and a choice to make something exceptional.

As I spent some time living in London, a city that feels close to me, I was deeply inspired by its atmosphere. Its history has such deep roots and I felt surrounded by it every day. When painting Royal Garden, I was inspired by the royal crown - by its hues of violet and gold, together with the blue tones of some gemstones.

The painting Blue Hour Touching the Earth holds a special meaning for me. It connects to Blue Hour, one of my signature pieces, and expands its story. It captures the moment of dawn, the “blue hour”, when the first sunlight begins to touch the Earth.

The painting Passion is the sister piece to Obsession. Created during the same period, both paintings reflect the sense of positivity that emerges when I’m fully immersed in the creative process.

The painting Obsession is the sister piece to Passion. Created during the same period, both paintings reflect the sense of positivity that emerges when I’m fully immersed in the creative process.

The painting Blue Hour in Yellow Bloom is connected to Blue Hour, one of my signature pieces and expands its story by capturing a moment I remember from childhood, when yellow crocuses in spring were touched by the first sunlight.

When I painted this artwork, my aim was to capture the richness of the landscape, reflecting the natural cycle of growth and harvest, while emphasizing the contrast between the golden wheat field and the red wildflowers.

In a world often filled with grey tones, repetition and rules, I work with colours that bring light and joy back to life. Garden of the Sun was created during the summer, inspired by the view of our garden. It reflects my desire to see the world in brighter shades, to find beauty and optimism even in everyday moments.

I created this painting with spring in mind, a season of awakening and renewal. As the first piece in my Birth of a New Season series, it reflects those moments in life when new directions and paths open up.

It Is a Matter of Perspective is inspired by my memories of summer nights, with the sky full of stars above and the quiet garden around me. The black background, with its golden details, captures the night garden, while the berries reveal themselves only in the darkness when viewed from certain angles. This effect makes the painting unique and reflects the idea behind its title, that what we see depends on how we choose to look.

In Blue Hour, I capture the moment before sunrise, when the sun is still below the horizon and the light shifts into blue tones as the first golden rays begin to appear. It is my favourite part of the day, when everything feels still and quiet.

This painting portrays my vision of the brief interval just before sunset, when the sun is low on the horizon. The light shifts into warm hues, covering the landscape in golden tones.

The painting Midnight Hour, following my paintings Blue Hour and Golden Hour, captures the stillness and mystery of midnight with shimmering glimmers of light that appear in the depth of night.

In Glimmer, I capture the first sign of a new season – the opening phase of every new beginning. As part of my Birth of a New Season series, I wanted to capture the moment renewal starts, clearly signalling that new directions and possibilities are beginning to unfold.

This painting is very close to me. Its colours and composition represent a sense of calm and inner balance.

One of my signature works, this painting expresses my relationship with nature. It reflects how important nature was in my childhood – something I have only fully come to appreciate later. Through both its meaning and its title, it is my Tribute to Nature.

I created this artwork by interpreting the rainbow in my own way, imagining how it might look if it could bloom, set against a deep violet background that enhances its contrast.

This painting was a natural choice for me. It came to life in the summer, inspired by a wish to bring a sense of freshness and citrus lightness onto the canvas. That’s also where the idea and the name came from – sometimes you just have to Squeeze It.

Close Perspective is inspired by my memories of summer nights, with the sky full of stars above and the quiet garden around me. The black background, with its golden details, captures the night garden, while the berries reveal themselves only in the darkness when viewed from certain angles. This effect makes the painting unique and reflects the idea behind its title, that what we see depends on how we choose to look.

This series of dark-toned paintings holds a special place in my work. It brings together quiet strength and elegance, and it led to the development of one of my signature techniques. The sparks in the painting give form to what can be felt between people, even without words.

This painting is inspired by the energy and symbolism of flames, capturing its warmth and strength.

Gentle Squeeze is a joyful piece from my LEMON Collection – created to bring a sense of lightness and optimism into a space.

This painting was created with a sense of lightness, optimism, and positive energy, the same energy it seeks to share and pass on.