You can’t try to control each detail, as it kills the greatest merit of watercolour – spontaneity and freshness. I am constantly under an intensive learning process and I get surprised by the type of paper, or by pigments or brushes.

When painting it is not about what I see at first glance, it is more about the emotional connection I have to my subject. The form is the language, the content the voice. As artists, we are here to share our gift with others, as it is a valuable healing experience for both the creator and the viewer. At first glance one might think that many of my paintings are just landscapes, but if you look deeper into the shadows and under the foliage you may find yourself being lead into your own imagination.