I love creating art because of the process, I'm passionate about it sometimes not interested in the final result. Creating makes me free.
You decide who will appear in Artforum Magazine, take home $25,000, and display their work at The Art of Elysium's Salon!
I love creating with almost any tool I can find, though I primarily paint with acrylics and oils. Lately, my work has evolved into abstract mixed media; to me, the specific materials often matter less than the process. I frequently breathe new life into old canvases or experiment on unusual surfaces. This imaginative spark started in childhood, when I would draw in the air with my finger, envisioning vivid pictures. Even today, I still see those invisible lines guiding my every stroke.
Where do you find inspiration?In everyday life. I love geometry of objects, no matter their origin, whether natural or man-made. I love light and shadow game. Every second, no matter where I am, I am inspired. It keeps me alive in a way.
What would you do with $25,000?I would use the prize to create a dedicated studio space where I can fully focus on my work and continue growing as an artist. Having a space of my own would allow me to experiment, take risks, and develop new projects. At the same time, it’s important to me to share that opportunity. I would allocate part of the prize to support charities focused on children, especially those who need access to education, creativity, and safe environments. I believe every child deserves attention and care.
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