For me, this exhibition is a deeply personal story. For a long time, I couldn't bring myself to show my paintings. They weren't born from an idea, but from experiences—from those states that are hard to put into words. It's about inner processes, about fear, about vulnerability, about trying to understand myself and give form to what lives inside.

All the works are painted in oil, at different times, but united by one feeling—the desire to be honest. I didn't search for subjects or plan compositions. Sometimes a painting would appear on its own, as if from within, and all I had to do was not interfere. I've always been curious about what silence looks like, what anxiety looks like, presence, touch. Each painting is a fragment of a state that cannot be retold, but can be felt.

"Look Inside" is an invitation.
Not so much into my world, but into yours. To look within, to be alone with yourself, to allow yourself to feel. I think that's exactly what art is about—not to explain, but to remind us that we are alive.