Before I turn to canvas, I always return to paper first. Paper gives me a profound sense of freedom, its texture, its weight, its clarity make my hands itch with anticipation. For me, experimenting on paper is an essential part of the process.

What I love most is that it always leads to something unrepeatable. Every gesture, every mark, every stroke transforms into a singular image. Whether I work with ink, acrylic, or linocuts, paper remains the place where ideas breathe and take their first unique form.

I work in small series, each with its own character, which is why the work remains exclusive.Each print is truly one of a kind — even if part of a series. I love experimenting, from unorthodox solutions to carving linoleum for a clean, bold look. Working on paper lets me explore freely; every piece is part of that process.

Every print is signed and titled by hand, and whether a one-off or part of a small edition, no two are ever the same.
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