| Year of creation | 2024 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 80 W × 80 H × 1.5 D cm |
| Type of art | painting |
| Style | abstract |
| Genre | genre |
| Materials | oil, canvas |
| Type of packaging | cardboard box |
This abstract composition conveys a delicate yet dynamic movement through a subtle blend of gray, white, and black. The thick paint structure draws attention, drawing attention to texture and detail, which lends the image depth and expression. This work expresses emotion and a minimalist aesthetic, inviting the viewer to personally interpret the power and subtlety of a gust of wind.





I began painting as an explorer, not fully knowing when or if creation would end. I constantly asked myself whether the art I created would have its own boundaries, or whether the process would ultimately be equivalent to the final result. Years later, I can say that this story has no end. I paint what I know—what's close to me, figures, still lifes, and landscapes—but I place these "messages" in abstract spaces. I combine my love of color, form, line, and design. I work in a constant state of experimentation and discovery. My materials include oils combined using my own technique on evergreen supports with collage—media whose very nature allows me expressive freedom. I work directly on large supports, on walls, using surprising tools, applying various techniques, textures, a rich palette, or monochromatic effects. As a painter and photographer, artistic development is crucial to me. Although transformation is challenging on many levels, it forces me to go beyond what I think I know and feeds my inquisitive nature. I continue to challenge myself and push my artistic boundaries. My success lies in my paintings finding their audience.
