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I am  inspired  by  the immaterial and how it manifests in  the living environment,  the traces left  behind, the barely noticeable, the untold stories behind an attitude, a posture or a state; the gestures behind forms that are observed on their own.

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As a child I was fascinated by tiny details of invisible life in the garden, insects trails, scattered petals, pine cones and blown up autumn leaves.

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This interest grew into a fascination for nature and  the impact of human made objects and actions;   its influence on our well being and emotions.

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In my work, textures, surfaces and marks are used to express what our mind chooses to remember, amplify or minimise and transforms almost unintentionally into something tangible, reminiscent of a forgotten encounter.

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An impression, a memory or a fleeting emotion as a first uncontrolled gesture, becomes a way of connecting with a deeper spiritual knowledge and others.

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I am  founder and member of the London based Anima artist collective.

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