This artwork is a visual embodiment of the moment when the boundaries between the external world and the inner gaze become blurred. Nyx, the majestic goddess of the night, whose face remains frozen in serene tranquillity amidst the raging chaos of colours.

It masterfully captures the phenomenon of phosphenes — mystical flashes and kaleidoscopic patterns that appear before closed eyes. Streams of turquoise, neon pink and fiery orange seem to burst forth from the depths of consciousness.

Concept: A manifesto of inner light. A reminder that even in the darkest of times, within every person lies the ability to generate their own radiance.

In the depths of the underwater kingdom, where light and darkness intertwine in a dance of ephemeral waves, lives Ophelia—a spirit muse born of foam and moonlight.

Her hair, blooming in shimmering streams, whispers ancient secrets of the sea, and her body is covered in cracks of light, like a heart ready to illuminate the darkness.

A story of transformation: of how a soul that has endured fear and loneliness rises in bright light and regains its freedom.

(Latin for "Fiery Soul")

In Ignis Anima, fire ceases to be destructive and becomes memory. It is the union of a woman and a fiery horse — not as rider and beast, but as two entities of one nature.

The female image embodies the soul — vulnerable and eternal, the horse — primal power, instinct, the fire of the universe. They do not fight, they merge, forming a single pulsating being.

A reminder of the inner flame that does not burn, but guides.

"Lunar Silence" captures a moment where a woman merges with the moon — a silent guardian of inner strength. Painted with fluorescent paints, this piece transforms under UV light, revealing a hidden dimension of feminine energy.

Every swirling stroke of her hair mimics cosmic movement, embodying the serenity and power that lie within stillness.

Status: SOLD. Part of a private collection.

Firelia Dendropyra is the goddess of the fire forests or guardian of the elemental symbiosis of fire and nature. She is the spirit of cyclical renewal, embodying the idea that destruction is necessary for new life.

Her birth is associated with the first lightning strike in an ancient forest, which created fire but also gave life to the first sprouts on the ashes.

Status: SOLD. Part of a private collection.

A beautiful nude female figure looms on the canvas, her pose both graceful and serene. Her body is illuminated in soft glowing hues reminiscent of the colors of the Aurora Borealis.

Next to her is a snake, symbolizing rebirth, transformation and the primal forces of nature. The presence of the snake evokes themes of duality - the balance between light and shadow.

Status: SOLD. Part of a private collection.