My art is a raw, unfiltered reaction to the chaos of modern life. My work isn’t about pleasing the eye; it’s about waking you up. Each stroke, each color, is a direct response to the dehumanization I see around me. In a world driven by technology and urban sprawl, my paintings capture the struggle to hold onto our humanity.
Creating is my way of staying sane in a society that feels increasingly mechanical and empty. I use natural pigments, inks, and acrylics to express my inner turmoil. These materials become extensions of my emotions, tools to fight against the pressures to conform.
In my urban landscapes, I depict the cold, fragmented nature of city life. These abstract maps of despair and alienation use broken lines and dark colors to tell the story of an ongoing struggle to maintain identity amidst urban chaos.
Human figures in my paintings often appear trapped in mechanized environments, alone and stripped of their essence. Free strokes and soft colors contrast with dark stains, reflecting a desperate struggle for connection and humanity in a dehumanized world. These pieces mirror my own battle against depression and alienation.
My art is a fight against mediocrity and complacency. I aim to create works that challenge and provoke thought. I want my paintings to hold up a mirror to society, revealing its flaws and contradictions. My work is not mere decoration; it’s a call to action.