Dead ,stiff eyes. Silent and emotionally perverted faces. Strict mental lines blurred out between the free handed coloured brushstrokes. I personally find reason in chaos and an end at the starting line of every colour.

A cataclysm of emotions surpasses each person every day as a wave, at the end of which, that wave is just another splash against the rocks of the subconscious, a phenomenon which is usually left at bay.

The human mind is not able to perceive the ego. With the ego being transformed into a brick wall and at the same time into a blindfold onto every man's eyes and ears we are slowly(but steadily) becoming more and more unaware of what is truly of value, to break that brick wall. But no man is able to break that wall, it is "physically impossible, to blindly swing at a brick wall and break it " so we give up and give in. As a result, people often take things to face value. That is why I believe that my art is an alarming wake up call in order to urge each individual to want to catch that wave, ride it and eventually driving it onto that wall and automatically awakening the subconscious.

I express emotions with a dynamic attitude and at the same time showing signs of passiveness in the background. In addition to that contrast, chaos of thoughts is created and questions that may dominate one's consciousness but are very often left on the "shelf", unanswered and minimalised. Should people impose this passiveness throughout their life and simply accept what is handed to them by others? Is settling for the obvious a way of showing defeat? Where is the curiosity that once lead people's lives? . This also symbolises that distinct splash of ignorance which dominates people's everyday routine.