My geometric paintings have a very clear conceptual foundation. They aren't simply abstract compositions; they're a way of investigating color itself.

I started creating them because they allow me to concentrate on my greatest interest: the harmony of color. Working with simple geometric forms removes the complexity of representation and gives me the freedom to study how colors interact, balance one another, and transform the perception of space.

These paintings are both disciplined and intuitive. The geometric structure provides order, while the colors create movement, atmosphere, and emotion. Each work is an exploration of subtle relationships between warm and cool tones, light and shadow, and the way a limited palette can generate an unexpected richness of color. Through this process, I hope to create paintings that are quiet, contemplative, and visually engaging.