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This painting explores the harmony of color, energy, and form through a vibrant bouquet of roses. At the center, a focal flower anchors the composition, surrounded by layers of pink, red, purple, and soft yellow roses. Each color was carefully chosen to create movement and balance, allowing the flowers to interact like a living field of color and emotion. The vase became an important element in the composition. After considering a transparent vase, I chose a deep blue tone to

This painting represents Autumn, a season of fulfillment, harvest, and quiet transformation. It reflects what has been gained through summer—the growth, warmth, and energy accumulated after the awakening of spring. Each circle symbolizes a fruit of energy: nourishment formed through time, light, and patience. What began in spring as potential has matured through summer, becoming visible, abundant, and complete. These circular forms are not only fruits of the earth, but also o

This painting explores the quiet power of spring through the full bloom of sakura. Each circle represents a point of energy, emerging from the blossoms themselves—alive, expanding, and interconnected. Behind the flowers flows a river born from icy mountain sources, a reminder that during the sakura season the water still carries the cold of winter. The contrast between the chilled river and the soft blue sky reflects early spring: a season that can still feel cold, yet holds

This painting is part of my Four Seasons series and represents Summer—a season of expansion, light, and living energy. The work was inspired by a moment looking out from the mountains toward the ocean, where sunlight pours into both land and sea. The blue and green tones evoke the ocean, mountains, and the depth of nature in summer, while yellow light flows through them, blending the elements into a single energetic field. Each circle represents a point of energy—individual,

This work is part of my ongoing Color Project series, exploring seasonal transitions through color, texture, and movement rather than literal representation. Inspired by autumn, the painting layers deep greens, ochres, and warm earth tones to evoke the richness of the season as it shifts toward stillness. The surface is built through heavy texture using acrylic and oil, allowing the colors to emerge organically and interact with light. Gold and silver pigments are subtly embe

Inspired by orchids, this work explores vitality through repetition, color, and rhythm. Rather than depicting the flower as a botanical subject, I translate my perception of orchids into a constellation of circular forms—energy points that pulse, gather, and descend through space. The circles function as carriers of life force. Layered in varying hues and densities, they suggest movement, growth, and quiet persistence, echoing both natural cycles and inner resilience. The ver

This abstract painting is inspired by my daily walks, where I repeatedly encounter roses that are small, abundant, and quietly persistent. Rather than depicting roses as they appear, I painted them as I experience them — clusters of presence, rhythm, and energy within the landscape. Using texture as a primary language, I built the surface with acrylic and oil, allowing circular forms to emerge organically. Each rose becomes a tactile gesture rather than an object, reflecting

30 cm x 40 cm canvass. Oil. Inspired by orchids. Almost completed - focus on a mixture of colors Pink x Light Green!

Almost there - part of my 4 season’s project. This is Spring. Trying to describe flowers and green leaves preparing for the soon to come summer!

Sharing a bit more details on how circles are from one of my abstract paintings “Summer”.