As a professional painter, I work in series, where each new body of work emerges from the influences of what I have recently seen, heard or read. This inspiration not only transforms my work but also changes how I perceive the world around me.

Objects that are part of our daily lives often become invisible through their familiarity. They simply exist without us truly noticing them anymore. But when I take the time to look consciously, these everyday objects begin to lead a new life. Through the influences I absorb, they evoke new associations, and I begin to see *things within things*. The ordinary becomes extraordinary.

These shifting inspirations cause my series to vary in color, subject matter, and approach. Just like in life itself, not all expectations and initiatives reach their intended goal—and that makes it interesting and varied. Beauty doesn’t lie far away; it exists directly around us, waiting to be discovered.

A perfect life doesn’t exist, so why should modern art be perfect? For decades, art has focused on realistically depicting reality. Now it’s time to turn our attention to the beauty of the imperfect, the incomplete, the unexpected.

In my work, I celebrate this imperfection as a source of authenticity and humanity. For in those imperfections we recognize ourselves and our existence—unpredictable, but no less beautiful for it.

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