"What is a soul? This existential question has always interested me. Through my practice I explore the relativity of the ineffable soul searching process. Being a strong believer in Jung’s common subconscious theory, I use circles as my vision of human souls, sharing a vortex of this reality. We are the same but different, standing in order yet being chaotic, keeping up our appearance with strong boundaries and bleeding out of control.

As an artist, my work is heavily influenced by the abstract expressionism and Russian avant-garde movements. I strive to create emotive and expressive pieces that push the boundaries of traditional art forms. Through the use of bold brushstrokes and vibrant colours, I aim to evoke a sense of movement and energy in my paintings.

I find inspiration in the works of artists such as Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko, who were pioneers of the abstract expressionist movement in the United States. Their use of non-representational forms and emphasis on the process of painting has had a profound impact on my own artistic practice.

Additionally, the Russian avant-garde movement of the early 20th century has also greatly influenced my work. The use of geometric shapes and bold lines in the works of artists such as Kazimir Malevich and Lyubov Popova have informed my own approach to abstraction and composition.

In my work, I seek to create a sense of depth and movement, using a combination of abstract forms and bold colours. I aim to create a dialogue between the painting and the viewer, inviting them to engage with the piece on an emotional and intellectual level."