Abstract truth

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I am an alchemist of art — a channeler of emotion who transforms the intangible into visible and symbolic form. My work is born from a deep connection with my ethereal sensitivity and the "Kongruency" of my inner vibration where each brushstroke, texture, and gesture becomes a metaphor for my lived experience.

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​Art has taught me that freeing myself from fear does not mean fighting it, but embracing it — transforming it into a source of power and inspiration. I paint to heal. My creative process is a ritual of self-knowledge, where my experiences and traumas are externalized onto the canvas. What once weighed within me becomes image, object, and past.

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Through my work, I explore the relationship between the visible and the invisible, the symbolic and the tangible. I seek to build bridges that invite others to connect with their own inner landscapes, to find meaning in apparent chaos, and to resonate from emotion.

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Each piece holds a story of transformation — an inner truth made color. Art, to me, is an act of presence, integration, and liberation. A language through which I share what is most deeply human.

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My artistic practice is an exploration of presence, vibration, and the subtle truth of the body when I let it lead. I paint from a space of non-doing — inspired by the Taoist concept of Wu Wei — where I allow the gesture, the color, and the breath to emerge without control or mental intention.

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Often, I work on the floor, side by side with my daughter, in a shared state of discovery and intuitive flow. My paintings are not about emotion or representation. They are impressions of the inner landscape — what I call soul frequencies — revealed through the body in motion.

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I create from the space between silence and sensation.

I listen with the skin, the pulse, the field.

Each piece becomes a vibrational map of being — a trace of who I am when I don’t interfere.

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Painting, for me, is not a craft.
It is a spiritual return.
A practice of recognition.
A place where the invisible meets form — and I remember myself.