“I Believe I Can Fly” grew from a simple yet profound wish: to express the strength and resilience of the human heart through birds. This series is a gentle journey of hope, love, freedom, and transformation. Across cultures and time, birds have carried rich symbolism. Their colors, forms, and movements inspire me, representing the urge to rise beyond limits and explore new horizons. Deeply connected to nature, birds remind us of the world’s beauty and wonder. In my semi-abstract paintings, flowing color and movement reflect personal stories of love, belief, courage, and inner strength.

“Crossroad” is a series about the but important moments that shape our lives. A crossroad is that point where we have to pause, choose, and trust ourselves, even when the way forward feels unclear. Those moments can be scary, but they also open doors to change and growth. In this series, I use long, bold strokes—each one made in a single, confident movement, without stopping or second guessing. They reflect determination when facing uncertainty. Vibrant colors hint at the beauty and stories behind each moment. Like a tree, life needs strong roots and branches. I hope this work reminds us.

“Where Have All the Flowers Gone” is the first series I created when I began painting. Flowers feel like a quiet blessing on earth—their colors spread across the ground, lifting moods and bringing simple joy. I was drawn to them because they brighten everyday life and gently remind us of beauty. Like many artists, flowers became my starting point. Through painting them, I learned the basics and slowly discovered my own voice. In this series, I worked mainly in oils, using oil on canvas for its solid, grounded feel and strong presence. This series holds my love, hope, and happiness. Each piece carries a small story and my affection for flowers. These early works mark unforgettable moments in my creative journey. Every flower feels like a soul in bloom.