“Loss”
Mixed Technique

“Epilogue”
“Epilogue” A Few Words About the Work: He gave me the papyrus plant almost 40 years ago as a symbol of happiness—and for good reason. In the end, it turned out to be

“This Is How I Painted ‘Absolute Love’”
“This Is How I Painted Ultimate Love” A Few Words About the Work: Someone asked me how I would paint ultimate love. And I immediately saw a bright light inside

“I Painted Happiness”
“I Painted Happiness” A Few Words About the Work: I thought I would paint happiness. In the end, it was just an emptiness, a silence! I outlined it

“Traces”
“Traces” A Few Words About the Work: The traces that already exist—those that stand in your way—become precious opportunities in life.

“Fly high,I’ve got your back!”
“Fly high, I’ve got your back!” A few words about the project: Only one person could say it, mean it, and make it happen.

“The Meeting”
“The Meeting” A Few Words About the Work: There were many setbacks along its terrifyingly difficult path. Yet these “moments of joy” became memories—references
Projects of the same category

“I Painted Happiness”
“I Painted Happiness” A Few Words About the Work: I thought I would paint happiness. In the end, it was just an emptiness, a silence! I outlined it

One More Nude
One More Naked A few words about the work: The folds... of life, above us. They cover us, they warm us. Sometimes, they bother us, they bind us. And the

” Pray “
"Pray" A few words about the work: ...she prayed to meet the "eyes" that cared for her. The anxious shadow on her face would

"From the Ailo to the Aylo"
"From the Ilo to the Ailo" A few words about the work: "From the Ilo to the Ailo" or "From the field of ideas to the level of inspiration"

“We ate it all together”
“We ate it all together” A few words about the work: Watercolor on paper, 28×38 cm (self-portrait of an insect, 2025) The work is inspired by the Kafkaesque protagonist of The Metamorphosis.

“Epilogue”
“Epilogue” A Few Words About the Work: He gave me the papyrus plant almost 40 years ago as a symbol of happiness—and for good reason. In the end, it turned out to be

