lost in the flow
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Making art provides the doors of your subconscious open. You do not have control, it is as if art guides you. Art makes you to experience becoming, to find out what's inside you and makes your soul grow.
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My portfolio includes works that reflect different aspects of my experience of getting lost in the flow. Each work tells a different emotion, a different story. Through the power of colors and forms, I hope you will journey into your own inner world and discover your own emotions.
The fish that understood
This is a work made with the idea that the fish, which is only aware of its own existence, swims in clear and calm water, feels as if time and space have disappeared, does not rush to get somewhere, and how can I describe that fishif being part of the moment turns into an image.
acrylic paint and acrylic pen, A5-size paper
Journey of a Tortoise
How to describe the journey of a tortoise lost in the flow of time, following its successors?
By contrasting the turtle's slow passage through time with the rapid changes experienced by its offspring, I emphasized the cyclical nature of time, where beginnings and endings are blurred.
acrylic paint and acrylic pen, A3-size paper
Nautilus
Paying attention to the world around us and enjoying the moment while time flows continuously and unchanging. I tried to illustrate with the image of a nautilus flowing through your mind that we are not in a hurry to get anywhere and just focus on the moment you are in.
crylic paint with ink and acrylic pen, A4-size paper
Crustacean
How can a crustacean symbolize the fluidity of time in all its stasis and our quest to find ourselves in this flux?
crylic paint with ink and acrylic pen, A4-size paper
Process of jellyfish abstraction
pencil sketch, A4-size paper
watercolor, A3-size paper
acrylic paint, A5-size paper.
Momento Mori Under the Sea
I brought together "Momento Mori", a theme that reminds us of life and mortality, a theme that can be traced in the history of art, in a style appropriate to the issues of sea, life and time that shaped my portfolio.
watercolor and ink pen, A3-size paper
Dance of jellyfish
Poems in My Mind
