Capriccio

Depiction of hometown nature.

One of my first paintings on canvas. Made with acryl and oil. The painting is a direct depiction of one of my favourite teenage time rest spots, besides a massive tree to rest upon. Unfortunetly, the spot is now full of wasps and snakes which made it uncomfortable to visit again. The painting is framed on brown wooden frame.

Black Gold

A playful experiment of the dark tones and imagination.

The painting is made on A3 drawing paper, drawn with B2, B12 and charcoal pencils + with a golden acryl marker. The painting, later on, is stuck on black paper and given black background spots. Framed in a thin golden plastic frame.

The Wizards Path

Do you ever fantasize of leaving this world in order to become a wandarer/a munk/a hermeticist or an alchemist? Well, I do … And here’s how I see the start of it.

The painting is made on A3 drawing paper, painted with gouache, golden acryl marker and pastel crayons. Framed in a thin golden plastic frame.

Deep into The Wild

A painting made with some of my first followers. They told me what to add and I added it.

The painting is made on carton surface, with gouche, acryl and markers. The frame is purchased in a second-hand store. As the materials were not listed, assumably, the frame is made out of wood. A4 size.

The Chair of A Fool

The chair has, I feel, has a magical aura that gives one the effect of so called “rose glasses”.

Small sized landscape painting of a yard that I visited daily in my early adult years. Painted with acryl and oil on canvas.

Gold In Peace

A painting made together with a soundtrack.

Imaginative landscape with imaginative soundtrack, which is available on all popular music streaming platforms: Spotify, Apple music, YouTube, etc. The painting is a memoriative piece for anyone who has been slaughtered in a genocide.

The Dream

A painting I saw in a dream, right before a nightmare came up.

This painting was seen in Germany, in a small village at 3 AM. Right before I had the nightmare, I started seeing a storm far away and a black cat walking towards me (which is a sign of bad luck in my culture).

When I woke up, I almost hit my roommate because he tried to calm me down. Then, another roommate who studies psychology took me out for a walk during the night. We went to a nearby forest to climb trees and watch the night sky. Before that, I had never even imagined going into a forest in such darkness… And what was even more surprising—the forest was even calmer than it was during the day.

After that, we went back to the village… but right before the entrance sign, we saw a small hut with music playing inside. We couldn’t ignore it, so we went and knocked on the door. As expected, some angry Germans came out, but we were quick to make them less dramatic—which resulted in them inviting us inside and giving each of us some beer.