Biography

Since my youth, I have been fascinated by the work of Andy Warhol. I love the simplicity of his work and find his use of color phenomenal. I try to integrate these elements into my own work.

For a long time, I searched for depth in my art. I experimented with various materials but was never fully satisfied. However, with polystyrene, I found a medium that allows me to translate my ideas onto canvas. This extra dimension offers a completely different perspective, especially in works like cityscapes.
 

Motivation.
 

I strive to avoid repetition by constantly adding new elements to my work.
I am rarely satisfied with the completion of a piece; I am usually already thinking about the next one. This can be frustrating at times, but it helps me keep an open mind.
For me, a good idea is more important than perfect execution.
My favorite quote is from Salvador Dalí: "Have no fear of perfection, you’ll never reach it."

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Inspiration.
 

I draw inspiration from the lyrics of 80s bands like Joy Division and The The.
A song title can evoke an image in my mind that I then try to integrate into my work.
The architecture of modern buildings is also a source of inspiration, along with artists such as David Hockney, Andy Warhol, Yves Klein, James Rosenquist, and Jean-Michel Basquiat.

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Goal.

My goal is to expand my artistic horizons by creating larger works that incorporate even more depth and texture through the use of thicker materials. I want to push the boundaries of simplicity and allow the viewer to experience my art from multiple perspectives. I believe that the strength of my work lies in its simplicity. "Less is more."

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