Statement

My abstract art focuses on signals as carriers of information and explores them through a personal visual language. I see my art as a way to communicate beyond words—through shapes, lines and colours that work like signals themselves, offering different interpretations. This theme reflects the idea that art itself is a form of signal transmission, where the viewer is invited to decode visual cues and derive personal, emotional, or intellectual understanding. I think of these visual elements as metaphors for how we transmit information in various forms—whether human, technological, spiritual, or natural.  Just like signals in any communication system, my art is about connection and perception.  By integrating many forms as symbols of signals in my artworks, I examine the space between chaos and order, between the fluidity of human experience and the structured world of technology. The changing nature of signals as carriers of information in the context of time reflects how our understanding and use of signals have evolved in response to the dynamic relationship between past, present, and future. Time is not just a backdrop for interpreting signals but an active, integral element that shapes how information is conveyed, processed, and understood across different eras. As culture, and society changes, so too does the way signals interact with time—expanding, transforming or compressing it in ways that alter their meaning and impact.

 With my paintings I invite the viewer to reflect on the constant search for meaning in a world increasingly dominated by technology, where there is a growing reliance on artificially created signals as carriers of information that influence our lives, and to understand whether they are positive or negative, progressive or destructive, knowing that their presence in any form connects us to each other and to the world around us.