A series of contemporary oil paintings in which the impossible unfolds as part of everyday life. Women inhabit familiar worlds where the fundamental laws of nature are quietly defied, yet everything feels perfectly natural to them. Calm and entirely at ease, they exist within these circumstances without questioning them.

Through the contrast between the familiar and the unexpected, the series explores the subjective nature of perception and the different ways in which each of us sees and understands reality.

In the series The Memory of Becoming, I explore the connection between the human body and the natural world, and the memory of our origins that continues to live within us. The body seems to remember where it came from: from the sun and water, from the earth and minerals, from the living world of plants.

The figures emerge at the threshold between states, carrying traces of their primordial state, like a mark beneath the skin. Here, nothing is lost — everything is constantly transforming into something else. The boundaries between the body and nature become permeable, as one state of being quietly gives way to another.

My paintings speak of vulnerability not as a weakness, but as an inherent condition rooted in our very origins. They reveal a quiet, continuous dialogue between the human body and the natural world — a dialogue of memory, sensitivity and perpetual becoming.