For three decades, I have devoted my professional life to the world of interior architecture. I have always believed that space design is an experiential event in someone’s life that affects their moods and emotions.
As the years passed, I found myself increasingly drawn to the world of art and began to experiment with various mediums; acrylics and mixed media captured my heart. I realized that art allowed me to break free from the constraints of design guidelines and building codes and let my creativity take charge. Art allowed me to express myself in a new way; it became a reflection of my personality, filled with joy, whimsy, and a love for nature.
I find myself drawn to abstract illustrative floral themes, exploring the vibrant colors and the exuberant life energy they emit. I want to capture the essence of flora and the emotions they evoke. The subject appears to be alive, virtually jumping off the canvas, immersing the viewer into a magical world/space.
I am grateful for the years I spent in interior architecture, as they gave me the skills and discipline to excel in the world of art. But it is in my art that I have found a new sense of purpose. I am no longer confined by walls; instead, I am free to explore the boundless possibilities of my imagination. Today, I create art that brings joy; art that has the power to transform not only interior space but also the human spirit.
Studio Location Details and Accessibility:
The entrance for my studio in the big white building is on the left side (facing front). I am on the 2nd floor and there is a full flight of stairs.