About my Watercolors

I have always been captivated by the fluid poetry of color and water, their effortless dance upon paper. In my work, I seek to capture this fleeting dialogue—to freeze the ephemeral moment when pigment and liquid merge, creating something both spontaneous and harmonious.

There is no choreography, no premeditated form—only the organic movement of flowing water, interwoven colors, and spaces that breathe in perfect balance. I believe color itself is the painting; it needs no lines, no figures, no boundaries to define its essence. My watercolors are pure, unfiltered expressions—unbound by technique, untouched by convention, free from the weight of artistic dogma.

Born free, my art remains free—an uninhibited journey where color speaks its own truth, and the viewer is invited to listen.

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About my Acrylics

I paint with unchained abandon, letting my knife carve its own path across the canvas—no lines to confine it, no figures to dictate its form. My work is movement, rhythm, and emotion in their rawest state, a dance of color untamed. Each stroke is a breath of freedom, each layer a whisper of chaos and harmony entwined.  

Color is my language, my storyteller. Red, green, blue, and yellow—these hues pulse with the rhythm of the seasons, the rise and fall of life itself. They burn like summer’s fire, cool like winter’s hush, bloom like spring’s promise, and fade like autumn’s farewell. My paintings are not meant to be understood but to be felt—to stir something deep, something personal, something that belongs only to the viewer.  

I do not paint what is seen. I paint what is felt.