In my paintings, I bring subtle states of being to life through the language of sacred geometry, natural forms, and universal symbols. I aspire to express feelings of love, harmony, and healing, giving them tangible form through my own artistic language. Color, texture, the rhythm of geometric patterns, and imagery drawn from nature become ways of expressing what I sense intuitively and wish to convey beyond words. At the heart of my work lies the mandala, an ancient symbol of unity and inner harmony. A symbol of the Self, representing the wholeness of the human psyche. For me, art is not only a means of self-expression, but also a way of bringing more warmth, beauty, peace, and life-giving force into the world. I envision my paintings as spaces for inner dialogue, inviting the viewer to slow down, step beyond the concerns of everyday life, and reconnect with their own Soul and something greater than themselves. Each painting speaks to a particular aspect of the soul, one that longs for healing, support, awakening, or the restoration of a lost connection with oneself.
The story behind the celestial names of my paintings began with Vega. The name came to me entirely unexpectedly, as though emerging from a stream of intuition. I felt a profound connection to this star, as if an impulse had come from it and taken form in my painting.
Later, as I began exploring Vega, its mythology, and its symbolic significance, I discovered a remarkable resonance with what I had already expressed in my work.
This experience inspired me to look to the stars for names for my other paintings. I began discovering unexpected connections between the myths and symbolic imagery associated with these stars and what had already taken shape in my art. In this way, the names of the stars became more than mere titles, they became extensions of the stories unfolding through my art works, revealing new layers of meaning and depth.
Vega, 2026. Mixed media on canvas, 30 in diameter.
Vega is dedicated to inner light, harmony, and a connection with the deepest part of one’s Soul. In Chinese mythology, the star Vega represents the Celestial Weaver, who weaves heavenly threads into beautiful patterns of the universe. To me, this image becomes a metaphor for inner creation — the ability to weave together scattered experiences, emotions, and parts of oneself into a harmonious tapestry of the Soul, gradually moving toward wholeness.
Gemma, 2026. Mixed media on canvas, 24 in diameter.
Gemma named after a star in the constellation Corona Borealis, Gemma is dedicated to the awakening of femininity and the reconnection with those tender, vulnerable parts of the soul that were wounded during the transition, when feminine nature was just beginning to unfold. The myth of Ariadne, associated with this constellation, brings to the painting the themes of rediscovering love and reclaiming one’s dignity after experiencing rejection.
Alrescha, 2026. Mixed media on canvas, 20 by 20 in.
Alrescha named after a star in the constellation Pisces, Alrescha is dedicated to love as a space where two souls meet while preserving their individuality. Like the star Alrescha, which marks the point where two fish are joined by an invisible thread in the celestial image, this painting embodies a love that does not constrain, but supports, grants the freedom to be oneself, and allows each Soul to unfold in its truest essence.
