Magzoid Magazine - Luxury Magazine in the Creative Space | January 2024 |

CONVERSATIONS
Q.Your work seamlessly combines digital art with literature,
creating a unique synergy. How did your journey in both
fields influence each other, and what role does storytelling
play in your artistic process?
I have always loved reading and discovered my passion for mythology
about 10 years ago, which I then began integrating into
my work. During a rather dark phase of my life, I developed an
interest in poetry and psychology. These areas have enriched
my work and helped me to deal with my own emotions more
effectively. Originally, storytelling wasn’t particularly important
to me; I simply wanted to express my emotions and feelings in
some form. Eventually, this led to a sort of storytelling developing
quite naturally.
Q.Having exhibited your art in various cultural hubs globally,
from San Francisco to Zurich, how do diverse cultural landscapes
influence or inspire your creative process? Are there
specific experiences from these international exhibitions
that stand out to you?
It feels wonderful to have had the opportunity to exhibit my work
in so many different places. I am quite shy and prefer to stay in
the background, so I rarely visit exhibitions... even if they are my
own. However, I recall one exhibition where I observed an older
woman standing in front of one of my paintings for a long time.
After a while, she noticed me through the crowd and gave me
a long look that made me feel as though she understood everything
I felt while painting that piece, possibly because she had
felt it herself at some point. Maybe I misinterpreted the whole
situation, but that woman gave me the feeling that what I do has
value, which was hard for me to comprehend at the time.
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