Having been born to a family (uncle was a stage painter for theatres, mother was a photographer), which considers art to be vital, enthusiasm for creativity developed early on. At the time it was mainly through sketches and simple comics, which also made appearances in all schoolbooks. The books served more as drawing pads than for learning purposes.

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For a long time, paper was the only instrument and later on, Photoshop and Illustrator joined and I started getting digital touch of art as well. The idea of being creative or expressing myself was out of question for a long time. This lasted until the age of 34 and ‘thanks’ to corona lockdown, I suddenly had more time. As a result, I worked on my first canvases, created prints and half a year later, I had my first exhibition in a local café. That is when things kicked off. Since then I have been motivated to achieve more and more and I set myself goals for future.