| Artist's statement | ||||
Art is not the representation, but the transfiguration of life. An image arises in response to the need for impelling it towards change in another, transfiguring direction. We notice an "image" only in so far as it displaces what is supposed to depict. Abram Tertz (Andrei Sinyavsky) |
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| The ways art speaks to us are as diverse as the surrounding Universe, including the fearful, angry and hateful, the dull and the ugly, as well as art full of life, love, beauty, truth and healing. | ||||
| My paintings and I are one half of a process. To complete it I need you, the viewer. I invite you to experience with me the infinite beauty of a flower, the power of the presence of its living forces, the sacred geometry of its petals where the whole cosmos is enchanted, to experience intimate nature of beings living in my meditative pictures, and in the painting from the Divine Mother series to feel her motherly love and protection even amidst the biggest turmoils and trials. | ||||
| Art was and always will be a sacred gate between invisible and visible and back. | ||||
| My dream as an artist is that you can find that hidden gate in my art. | ||||
