In my artistic practice, I explore the deep inner processes of human nature through painting, performance, graphics, and interaction with artificial intelligence. I am particularly interested in aspects of quantum psychology, existential struggle, the search for harmony, the connection between humans and nature, and the power of thought-forms in shaping reality. My works serve as a sensory exploration of liminality—between the conscious and subconscious, the real and the metaphysical, the material and the energetic.
The central concept of my practice is the Garden of the Soul project, where I perceive the human soul as a living space where every thought and emotion grows into the events of our lives. Through visual narratives, I analyze the impact of energetic vibrations on the environment, demonstrating the correlation between actions, emotions, verbal structures, and their consequences. The symbolism of plant life, especially flowers, plays a key role in my work—not merely as decorative elements, but as allegories of transformation, renewal, and the cyclical nature of existence.
An important direction of my artistic research involves experimental practices that visualize the influence of human energy on organic forms. One such project consists of observing three groups of plants to which I transmit different emotional states—love, hatred, and neglect—over several months. This experiment highlights the power of mental and verbal impulses, opening space for reflection on their impact not only on humans but also on the surrounding world. This concept extends into my collaborations with neural networks, where I explore the boundaries between the human and the algorithmic, the analog and the digital, the empirical and the conceptual.
My art is deeply rooted in observing natural cycles, the rhythms of bloom and decay, which resonate with human emotional states and life phases. In my works, I consciously reject idealized forms, favoring organic, textured, and “imperfect” structures that, to me, symbolize authenticity and the passage of time.
My art is not just a visual experience but a space for dialogue. The viewer is not merely an observer but an active participant—feeling, questioning, and rethinking their own impact on the world. Through reflection on the interconnection between humanity, nature, and spirituality, I aim to inspire a deeper awareness of one’s presence in the world. After all, what we cultivate within our souls determines not only our inner reality but also shapes the landscape of the world in which we exist.