My work is centered around the human form—an endless source of inspiration for me. I am drawn to painting portraits, especially of children, because I want to capture the fleeting nature of their growth, the rapid passage from childhood to adulthood. For me, this period of life is sacred, and through my paintings, I seek to honor its beauty, innocence, and transformation.

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Beyond portraiture, I find equal meaning in still-life's, landscapes, and figurative compositions, each celebrating the power of a single moment.

I am fascinated by the imperfect yet perfect nature of the human body — the curves, the lines, the way it moves and rests. A yoga asana, the folds of fabric, the shape of a piece of fruit —these everyday details hold an extraordinary presence.

 

I paint them simply because they bring me joy. A table set with fruits and vegetables, jars of pickles gleaming in the light — I capture them in oil on canvas as an act of appreciation, a way of preserving their quiet significance.