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Things I create are visual riddles that require patience and an eye for detail; every stroke, shape, and colour conceals layers of meaning, inviting viewers to engage in a playful dance of interpretation.
My game has no winners or losers because
I believe that there are no wrong answers in the dialogue between art and audience.

My style has formed under the influence of M.C. Escher and Ernst Fuchs.
Of all things I love, 20th-century literature is the main source of my inspiration. Yet my work is more than a mere visual accompaniment to my favourite stories. My aim is to reimagine them and offer a new vision, all because I believe that ideas are alive as long as they are discussed.
Apart from that, I also use art as a cathartic outlet.

They absolutely do! I express myself using literary allusions, cultural references, and symbols, which are often derived from dream sequences and archetypal imagery.
I also communicate my messages through shapes, colours, and lines. It is of paramount importance to me that my drawings have some hidden meaning aside from their emotional component.

As you might have guessed, I favour traditional media: different kinds of pens, alcohol-based markers, coloured pencils, and watercolours.
On rare occasions, I also use Photoshop and Procreate to edit or animate my drawings.