Artist’s Statement

My adventure with sculpture began in my youth when I joined an art club in my hometown. Creating small forms, I discovered that it not only brought me great pleasure but also that the final effect of my actions could be an interesting element of space.

Equilibrium is a broad concept in my work that refers to the art of maintaining balance and dexterity in various areas of life. In the context of sculpture, it is the skill of balancing between different styles, techniques, or themes, trying to create works that harmoniously combine various inspirations and influences while maintaining consistency and originality.

Being together, in a group, family, or society, means that through mutual cooperation, we can achieve more if we get rid of egoism. On the other hand, there is a fear that losing autonomy limits the possibilities for individual development.

My life can be an example of trying to maintain such a balance by starting a family, raising three children, enabling my husband's career, and simultaneously developing my own artistic creativity. For me, the equilibrium of being together is the art of reconciling two different worlds - one's own and the partner's - in such a way as to create something beautiful and valuable together, without giving up one's own aspirations and dreams.

Many of my works revolve around delicate eroticism. The human body has always been a subject of fascination due to its form, proportions, and beauty. Erotic sculpture is an attempt to capture these aesthetic values and the idealization of the body, not necessarily challenging existing social norms or taboos.

My inspiration is based on the phenomenon of life and the central role that humans play in it. In this limited existence, we try to grasp every moment of life, succumb to passions, and experience moments of ecstasy. Isn't this the purest form of sensuality? This is what I want to convey to my audience. I want the human body not to be treated objectively as an object, but subjectively in a reflective and optimistic way.

Sculpting animals is not only an artistic challenge but also an expression of love, respect, and admiration for these creatures. I try to show their beauty, dignity, and the deep bond between humans and animals, which have always been an integral part of human existence. Animal sculpture not only captures their physical beauty but also tries to show their emotional and symbolic values.

At the same time, I want to draw attention to endangered species and the threats they face. By depicting these animals, I want to raise awareness about the importance of their protection and conservation.

The role of art is multifaceted and not limited to a single goal. Art can and should give pleasure, evoke emotions, inspire reflection, and stimulate our imaginations.

It also plays a role in education, raising awareness, and influencing social changes. Art is a means of expressing thoughts, feelings, and ideas that often cannot be conveyed in any other way.

If my sculptures give someone pleasure, evoke emotions, or inspire to reflect on some aspects of life, it is the greatest reward for me.