n my new series of paintings, I felt a profound need to turn inward, to reconnect with myself and portray the intimacy and fragility of love. Especially today, when lasting relationships are rare, love itself seems almost like a phenomenon.
These paintings explore beauty, love, desire, sensuality, female sexuality, and introspection.
Overall, my artistic practice engages with the beauty of the moment—silence, loneliness, solitude, frozen in time, and memories.
Painting carries narrative potential; it is deeply philosophical and psychological.
… she appears to be an ecstatic beauty among abandonment, nostalgia, and eroticism. The painting speaks of dreams and abandonment to reality, and of the body and life.
Roberto Mastroianni (Philosopher, Anthropologist, Ph.D., Art Critic and Curator, Torino, IT)
Education
University of Ostrava, Faculty of Fine Arts, Department of Painting, a painting studio of Prof. Daniel Balabán academic painter
University of Ostrava, Faculty of Education, Art Education
Art Highschool Ostrava, Department of Painting
Study Internship
Escuela de Arte de Sevilla, Spain, Department of Mosaic, Mural techniques and Enamelled Jewelry