Embracing abstraction from an early age, my early works echoed the style of Kandinsky. Rothko, with his profound perception of color, also stands as a significant influence in my artistic journey. For me, each color takes on a unique form, resonating with emotions, individuals, and situations. In my abstract compositions, I weave a narrative, a story written in the language of feelings. Consider, for instance, a love triptych—a visual journey from the inception of emotions in the first painting, through the complexities of relationships in the second, to the lingering aftertaste depicted in the third. Within abstract painting, I thrive on experimenting with improvisational techniques. Through this, I tap into the flow of life, capturing the uniqueness of each moment, akin to a sunset. Just as no sunset replicates itself, the blending of colors in an accidental mix will never precisely repeat. The allure lies in the beauty of uncertainty—life would be mundane if we knew exactly what tomorrow holds.