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My viewer is my interlocutor.
In my art, I tend to create a visual dialogue that would become a bridge between our hearts and minds, transcending words and cultures.
I am a metamodern artist. Depicting women on canvas with acrylic and structural paste, I place a great importance on exploring my “self”, the themes of
duality, fragmentation of identity, self-discovery, expressing my alter ego, and wholeness.
My works exist beyond time and culture, gathering the experiences of women from different countries and continents. Through the prism of the avantgarde,
inspired by the art works of an Austrian artist Egon Schiele, I create the worlds where boundaries blur and art goes beyond the limits. Viewers can
witness my exploration of the profound role of women in society. I portray their images in timeless shades of black and white and complete it with bright
yellow as a symbol of ultimate success.
Observing women, I often drew a parallel between "them" and "me." At some point I stopped running away from my shadow and just embraced it. Over
time, I gained integrity and inner freedom. That is when the idea of the concept of "Masks" was born, where women appear without faces, and masks in a
metaphorical sense represent roles that might not be inherent to them but still being imposed on. Thus, a female character becomes a mirror of the
beholder, and the masks begin to symbolize the facades that women often wear to meet social norms or expectations.
By unraveling the tangle imposed by society, I give the viewer the opportunity to see the reflection of their new self, and together with me in this
exploration, turn to the strength and resilience of women striving for self-discovery and liberation.