“Honey Pot” focuses on the luminous quality of honey contained within a glass vessel, where transparency, reflection, and color become the central elements. The warm glow of the liquid contrasts with the deep black background, enhancing its sense of depth and richness.Through careful attention to light and material, the piece explores the delicate balance between solidity and fluidity, inviting the viewer to appreciate the quiet intensity of a simple, familiar subject.

This artwork captures the quiet elegance of everyday objects through a refined still life. Two luminous mandarins contrast with the dry, irregular texture of crumpled paper, creating a dialogue between organic and artificial surfaces.

Inspired by classical still life traditions, the work focuses on light, material contrast, and subtle color variation. My aim is to reveal the beauty of the ordinary, inviting the viewer to pause and look more closely.

In ‘Melting Point,’ I explore the tension between control and transformation, capturing a moment where solid form begins to dissolve into fluid movement.

I love transparences, reflections, texures and shadows! I truly enjoyed the process!

Five years ago, while walking through Madrid on a November day, I came across three beautiful leaves. From the moment I saw them and took a photo, I wanted to find the time to draw them and capture the essence of that autumn day.
A small tribute to those fleeting autumn moments when fallen leaves catch the light just right, and silence feels golden.