My portraits series is a celebration of life in colors. Each piece measures 32 inches by 32 inches. I am inspired by the simple and natural color palette used by Nikolai Roerich during his travels and the velvety, matte surface of the paint. Painting is a form of meditation for me, a journey to the scenic and idyllic places that I have visited. These portraits are not just mere paintings, but a reflection of my nomadic adventures, a glimpse into the beauty of the world, and a source of inspiration for all.

I delve into the realm of molecular painting in search of unique forms. As a researcher, I delve deep into the ocean of the universe through a microscope lens. My paintings are a reflection of my imaginative world, filled with creatures from my dreams and fantasies. These new organisms, known as metamorphs, form their own mythological universe. My ultimate goal is to combine painting and sculptural elements to craft a captivating narrative within a world accessible only to me, inviting the viewer to be fully immersed in a different reality.

In conversation with the artistic ideals of Kandinsky, I am exploring the forms within the molecular painting. My creations are specimens of imaginative organisms, known as metamorphs, that form their own mythical world. Inspired by the oceanic adventures of Jacques Yves Cousteau, I delve into the universe through the lens of a microscope and imbue my paintings with the creatures of my dreams and imagination. These metamorphs are masterfully crafted on transparent acrylic, seamlessly spreading and blending with any surface they grace.

This series was created for the 2019 exhibition celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Higher School of Construction and Art Design "Games in the Bauhaus" RGBI.