Yes I am

In my art, I enjoy exploring both two-dimensional and three-dimensional forms of
expression. By using acrylic for paintings and clay for sculptures, I seek to create a
dynamic and versatile art practice. I am interested in capturing
feelings and expressions in a personal and emotional way, where both
form and color play an important role in communicating what I want to
convey. By combining these media, I create a rich, tactile and visual
experience for the viewer. Acrylic paint is super adaptable. I can use it to create both thick textured surfaces and thin, almost watercolor-like layers. I like that it can be used for different styles – from realistic shadows to more expressive brushstrokes. For me, painting can become a form of mindfulness. I can lose myself in the process – in mixing colors, finding the right shades, playing with the composition and just being in the moment. It’s not about stressing about the result, but about enjoying the creation.