When I paint abstracts I work intuitively. My process starts with random strokes and as I do them,
I get inspired about how to proceed next. At first, the shapes seem random, but layer by layer they start to connect and make sense. This is the most challenging and also satisfying step because I get to experience and see how the chaos starts to get form and meaning.
In the end, I look at the painting and the title of the painting comes to my mind.
I use brushes, spatulas, and sponges to create textures and shapes, I love to combine all the tools as each one allows me to create a different shape.
I am inspired by the colors and shapes of things, it can be anything I see or dream of


Roundabout

My figurative compositions are imbued with romance and sensuality, I start with a realistic figure and incorporate abstract elements into the painting. Sometimes the abstract parts are minimal, and sometimes they are more pronounced, depending on the specific piece I am working on. 

Cellebration

Smoking woman

Nude

When working on an abstract painting, I intuitively express my emotions through the process. I start with random strokes and I get inspired about how to proceed next throughout the process. I play with colors and textures. At first, the shapes seem random, but layer by layer they start to connect and make sense, and the outcome is expressive and captivating paintings

  

Under the sea

Old caves

When working on an abstract painting, I intuitively express my emotions through the process. I start with random strokes and I get inspired about how to proceed next throughout the process. I play with colors and textures. At first, the shapes seem random, but layer by layer they start to connect and make sense, and the outcome is expressive and captivating paintings

Dancing shadoes

Bright my day 

Absenc e

Wild roses

Solid Earth

Find me here

Meet me there

Summer nights

My art is divided into abstract and figurative paintings. 

When working on an abstract painting, I intuitively express my emotions through the process. I start with random strokes and I get inspired about how to proceed next throughout the process. I play with colors and textures. At first, the shapes seem random, but layer by layer they start to connect and make sense, and the outcome is expressive and captivating paintings

My figurative compositions are imbued with romance and sensuality, I start with a realistic figure and incorporate abstract elements into the painting. Sometimes the abstract parts are minimal, and sometimes they are more pronounced, depending on the specific piece I am working on. 

The sea

When working on an abstract painting, I intuitively express my emotions through the process. I start with random strokes and I get inspired about how to proceed next throughout the process. I play with colors and textures. At first, the shapes seem random, but layer by layer they start to connect and make sense, and the outcome is expressive and captivating paintings

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Warm breeze

Summer

Memories

Love

When working on an abstract painting, I intuitively express my emotions through the process. I start with random strokes and I get inspired about how to proceed next throughout the process. I play with colors and textures. At first, the shapes seem random, but layer by layer they start to connect and make sense, and the outcome is expressive and captivating paintings 

Earth & sea

Games

Bright promese

Marylin Monroe

Dancers with a rope

I trust you

Infinity

The dance of colors

Follow my shadows

When I work on a figurative painting, it is usually based on a photo. I draw the figure on a Bristol board and transfer it into the canvas, which I already primed with a first layer, and then start painting the figure. Towards the end, I start to incorporate abstract elements into the painting. This part is the most satisfying step because I get to let my imagination go again. Sometimes the abstract parts are minimal, and sometimes they are more pronounced, depending on the mood I am in and on the specific piece I am working on. I am inspired by the colors and shapes of things, it can be anything I see or dream of. I am also inspired by the woman's body, people's facial gestures, and also by my dream

Frida Kahlo

My flowers

120x100 cm, acrylic on canvas
The process of abstract painting is always a whole new journey for me. Each abstract is a different story, determined by that specific moment that is created. It develops layer by layer with brushes, spatula and sponges, until the story is completed. In this case I was inspired by long blue rivers

Blue paths

90x120 cm, acrylic on canvas
Woman portrait with abstract elements

My thoughs

100x120 cm, acrylic on canvas
Fantasy representation of a woman praying for hope.
I created this painting inspired by covid-19 times

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