Brief Description of Work

The series "Stone Sleepers" and "Fictitious Spaces" are marked by a rhetorical character with a reduced vocabulary, highlighting the anomalies of contemporary society and the individual. The drawings capture and (un)reveal melancholy as a reflection of the alienation in modern society, apostrophizing the importance of perceiving this phenomenon through visual language. By mapping dominant mental and emotional states as reflections of modern life, my work also explores man's possible relationship with nature. Emphasis is placed on feelings of melancholy and alienation, contrasted with the strength of the spirit and will, depicted through the fragile forms of the human body. In the "Stone Sleepers/Fictitious Spaces" series, each body or its fragment is envisioned as a "house"—a being that dreams restfully, filled with memories, inhabiting and understanding the world in its unique way. The ambivalence of estrangement tinged with melancholy versus fragility symbolizes the robust spiritual state of man, offering a parallel to the relationship between man and nature and allowing for multiple interpretations of the work.