Lubo

Apollinaire thought that painting should be like music. I decided to listen to Wagner, and that is how Lubo was born.

Wind

These gestural marks were inspired by the windy weather I experienced when visiting Èze. The wind blew hard, encouraging me to do create this non-objective artwork.

Boats

I love to transfer visual reality into pure abstraction.

When I look at this painting, I see boats. My mother sees a beautiful garden; my father sees the ocean. The beauty and the context lie in the eye of the beholder.

Love and Pain

When I was creating Love and pain, my emotions were like the waves of the sea. With this painting, I wanted to portray emotions’ purity, simplicity, and spirituality.

Storm

Influenced by Pollock, I tried to produce a gestural painting. I placed the canvas on the ground, poured the paint from the can onto it, and started painting with my hands. That is how “Storm” was born.

Marina

Marina was the girl I fell in love with when I was fifteen years old. She was quirky, energetic blonde, with a gorgeous smile.

Marina, if you ever read this, know that this painting was created to honor the time we shared together.