Biography

My artistic education began with a degree in Painting at the Faculty of Fine Arts, followed by a European academic exchange programme, a Master's degree in Multimedia, and advanced studies in Drawing and Techniques of Expression. This interdisciplinary background—combining painting, digital media, and research—has shaped a practice that moves across different media, processes, and visual languages. I have been exhibiting regularly for more than two decades while pursuing a parallel career in teaching Drawing. Teaching has become an integral part of my creative practice, continually challenging and expanding the way I think about artistic production and visual representation. Representation has always been the starting point of my work. While painting remains my primary language, experimentation with other media allows me to explore new possibilities without being confined to a single discipline. My practice focuses on how reality is constructed through human relationships. I am interested in the tension between the individual and the collective, the social structures that shape perception, and the systems of belief that influence what we understand as freedom. Through artistic practice, I explore the relationship between the parts and the whole, approaching creation as a space for inquiry, dialogue, and discovery.