“I paint color and geometry in empiric formulas I have carried since early or became obsessed with along my journey, or that simply get my curiosity now. I mostly use oil on canvas, linen, or different materials like stone and metal that come in handy, in forms that are at once precise and wild, structured and free. 

I imagine that my painting is for people who look at the world and want more than what is given, who reach, instinctively, for the deeper pattern beneath things, or layers above. And for people that can set aside the narrative mind, and allow a moment for play and contemplation. 

Through painting I feel connected to the world, to myself, to something larger. And awe is not a side effect, it is the whole point.”