The Zoo series is not about animals. It is about the human condition. Each character reflects an inner state — vulnerability, loneliness, the desire for freedom, love… and temptation. Here, the idea of a zoo is reversed. It is not a place where animals are observed, but a space where we encounter our own instincts and emotions. “Punch Speaks of Love” tells a story of rejection and the search for warmth. “The Elephant Left the Circus” is a gesture of liberation and return to the self. “Hare and Carrot” becomes a metaphor for temptation — simple, bright, almost naive, yet deeply human. It captures the moment when desire overcomes reason. The animals are not representations of nature, but carriers of human states. They are more honest than humans — they do not hide desire. The Zoo series explores the boundary between instinct and awareness, between control and impulse. It invites the viewer to confront the raw, unfiltered parts of themselves.

This series of works explores the magical worlds of childhood: dreams, games, stories, fairy tales, and moments — everything that leads us to where we are now and shapes who we become.

“Deformation of Consciousness through Circus Performances” is a series about mechanisms of persuasion and collective perception. Using the visual language of the circus, the project examines how imagery, emotion, and spectacle construct reality — making the audience believe in the illusion created before them.The project explores how spectacle and illusion become tools of influence. Through the metaphor of the circus, it reveals the deformation of perception — where art, play, and manipulation merge into a single space.

Animated Objects is a series of paintings where abstract forms transform into stories. Each work begins with a digital abstraction - a shapeless impulse of color and light- and evolves through layers of acrylic into a tangible, emotional presence. These paintings explore how non- figurative shapes can carry memory, character, and narrative. From color and texture emerges a sense of being - a moment when matter begins to breathe. It is not a depiction of objects, but the very process of their becoming.