I have been painting for as long as I can remember. As a child, with messy hands at the smallest table. Today with the same curiosity, just with more calm and clarity.

My work lives between mathematics, music, and painting. For me, they are not separate disciplines, but one shared language. They meet in a simple element: the line. In mathematics, a line defines distance and structure. In music, it becomes rhythm, notation, vibration. In painting, it becomes gesture, movement, presence.

I work with acrylics, oils, and watercolor, moving freely between formats. Some works emerge from precise repetition, others from instinct. I don’t follow strict rules. I follow tension, balance, and intuition.

At the center of my work is the relationship between structure and freedom, between human perception and natural order. I am interested in the moment where control ends and something alive begins.

Painting, for me, is not an illustration of an idea. It is a way of thinking, sensing, and being present.

My work does not aim to be perfect. It aims to be honest.