Original works where emotional tension is expressed through anatomy and color.
Expressionism & Inner Worlds
This series explores identity under pressure.
The face becomes a site of tension and transformation.
Expressionism here is a necessity, not a style.
Color acts like exposed nerve; form bends under emotional force.
The works move through states of awareness, distortion, struggle, attachment, threat, loss, crisis, and renewal.
It is a passage rather than a narrative.
Inner worlds are not polite.
They breathe, burn, and endure.
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Chapel of Anxiety
2025 · 100 × 100 cm, acrylic on canvas €1250 In this piece, a ghostly chapel emerges from a sea of deep blues and restless skies. The structure, both sacred and unsettling, seems to dissolve into its surroundings, as though the weight of unspoken fears and collective memories have begun to erode its walls. Streams of crimson bleed into the ethereal blue, hinting at unseen wounds and ancient grief. This painting reflects the tension between inner sanctuary and suffocating dread — a place meant for solace now charged with the energy of anxiety.
Parasite
2025 · 80 × 60 cm, acrylic on canvas board €1200 Parasite is a visceral and unsettling exploration of emotional entrapment, intimacy, and loss of identity. In this haunting acrylic painting, a luminous skeleton clings to a semi-nude human figure, whose face contorts in anguish. The entangled figures float within a black void, framed by a sharp red border that heightens the tension and symbolic weight of the image. The skeletal form evokes death, trauma, or the remnants of a consuming relationship. The human figure, with ghostlike hair and exposed vulnerability, appears to be fading — devoured not physically, but emotionally or psychically. The composition is womb-like, suggesting a paradoxical space of both origin and confinement. This painting confronts themes of toxic connection, parasitic love, or the haunting of one's psyche by the past. Parasite is raw, symbolic, and unforgettable.
Thinker
2025 · 40 × 30 cm, oil on canvas €780 Thinker captures an intimate moment of deep contemplation, where the face folds inward, supported by a tender hand. With expressive brushstrokes and a poetic palette, the composition invites us into the vulnerable space of introspection. The swirling blue strands of hair contrast with the warm skin tones, creating a dialogue between thought and emotion. This work evokes silence, softness, and the inner weight of being—an homage to the quiet strength found in reflection.
Bond
2024 · 60 × 60 cm, acrylic on canvas board €820 “Bond” explores the fine line between intimacy and entanglement. The figures blur and twist into one another in an emotional knot — reflecting how love, dependence, and surrender can both comfort and consume. Painted in visceral reds and softened curves, the composition invites the viewer to reflect on the emotional forces that shape our closest connections.
Vanishing
2025 · 41 × 33 cm, oil on canvas €580 “Vanishing” is an intimate psychological portrait that captures the moment when emotional pressure becomes so profound that the contours of one’s identity begin to dissolve. Rendered in expressive strokes and a restrained palette, the face withdraws into a quiet, ambiguous space — a threshold between presence and disappearance. The minimalist white background intensifies this sense of dissolution, eliminating distractions and directing the viewer toward the subtle tension within the figure. The painting operates in the realm between the real and the surreal, evoking vulnerability, introspection and the fragility of inner equilibrium. This work belongs to a broader artistic exploration of emotional states, transformation and the shifting landscape of the self. As an original oil painting, it offers not only visual impact but also conceptual depth, making it a significant piece for collectors of contemporary figurative and expressionist art.
2008 – Shadow After Love
2025 · 41 × 33 cm, acrylic on canvas €980 This painting emerged as a return to a sketch from 2008 — one of the most defining and painful moments in the artist’s life. After years of silence in painting, the old drawing was reopened, reworked, and translated into the language of contemporary technique and mature sensitivity. The piece is rendered in black, white, and shades of grey, interrupted by a subtle green that tries to break through the colourless figure. The portrait carries the quality of a mask: the eyes are empty, swollen as if after long crying, the lips shaped into a barely visible, uneasy grimace. The painting gesture remains quick and instinctive — as if created in a single emotional outburst. This is not only a portrait, but a record of the moment when past pain meets present awareness. The technique is contemporary, yet the emotion still remembers where it began.
2008 – Shadow After Love
2025 · 40 × 30 cm, oil on canvas €850 Inner Duality explores the fragile coexistence of warmth and wound, confidence and vulnerability. One half smiles, the other retreats. One half burns, the other dissolves in silence. The viewer is invited into a moment of transformation — the in-between — where identities blur and raw emotion lives just beneath the surface.
Self - Examination
2022 · 60 × 60 cm, acrylic on canvas board €820 A direct gaze into the soul — Self-Examination reveals the fragile and fractured layers of identity. Painted in vivid, unnatural hues, this portrait confronts vulnerability with unflinching honesty. Part reflection, part confrontation, it captures the raw human moment of looking inward, stripped of masks.
Hope
2025 · 60 × 80 cm, acrylic on canvas board €1200 "Espoir (Hope) radiates resilience through fire and wind — a rebirth of spirit, reworked from its 2021 origin. A sister to Phenix, this piece tells of endurance, transformation, and the flickering strength of becoming."
Phénix
2021 · 60 × 80 cm, acrylic on canvas board €1100 Phénix is a symbolic portrait of inner transformation — a woman who has been through fire, yet still looks ahead with quiet determination. Though her face bears the marks of struggle, her eyes hold the memory of light. Painted in 2021, this 60 × 80 cm acrylic on canvas board is the spiritual sister of Espoir, created years later as a continuation of her story. Together, they speak of loss, strength, and the unspoken power of becoming.