"So many out-of-the-way things had happened lately, that I had begun to think that very few things indeed were really impossible.”
— Lewis Carroll, "Alice in Wonderland"

I’ve always been surrounded by flowers. From an early age, nature captured my imagination and became the core of my creative journey. Flowers, with their delicate beauty and powerful symbolism, have always inspired me—first as a subject of study, and now as the heart of my art.

A pivotal moment in my creative journey occurred during a visit to Leonardo da Vinci's garden. While I admired the roses there, it wasn’t the flowers themselves that inspired me—it was Leonardo’s approach to life. He lived fully, exploring all his talents and interests without limiting himself to one discipline. He wasn’t confined by the boundaries of a single medium or style, and that freedom to create across various forms and ideas resonated deeply with me. Inspired by his example, I made the conscious decision to follow my own passions without restrictions, embracing the freedom to create in diverse mediums, styles, and shapes. I allowed myself to be true to my soul's calling and, like him, not be confined to one way of expressing myself as an artist.

My work celebrates femininity, love, and the incredible power of nature. In my paintings, women live in magical gardens, their flowing hair and delicate hands forming universes of their own, while surrounded by blooming flowers. These dreamlike, whimsical scenes are inspired by the kindness and wonder I found in the stories of my childhood.

Even in my more abstract pieces, flowers subtly emerge—vibrant petals, rich textures, and lush colors that echo the life force and femininity that I find in nature. To me, flowers are not just symbols of beauty; they are a reminder of the interconnectedness of life, creativity, and the natural world.

My art is a space where anything is possible—a place where love, beauty, and magic always prevail, much like the world of Alice in Wonderland.