My art is about honesty with myself — an attempt to speak about pain and hope, about life, and about the ability to remain oneself even in dark times.
Graphic art and embroidery complement each other in my practice: the line is fast and precise, the thread is a repetitive movement. When I stitch through paper, it helps me gather my thoughts and find calm.
Many of my works are about home — not only as a place, but as a feeling of safety, trust, and support.
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A minimalist, contemporary graphite drawing of a broken tree branch stretching its arms out to the sides. A small house, embroidered with red thread, rests on one of them. The work explores fragility and responsibility — that moment when something deeply important depends on you.
The branch is cracked and twisted, yet it keeps the house level. Dark, heavy graphite contrasts with the white paper, while the red thread remains the only touch of color, drawing the eye straight to it. The atmosphere feels both tense and comforting.
Graphite and red embroidery thread on paper, 70 × 70 cm. Hand-embroidered.
My art is about honesty with myself — an attempt to speak about pain and hope, about life, and about the ability to remain oneself even in dark times.
Graphic art and embroidery complement each other in my practice: the line is fast and precise, the thread is a repetitive movement. When I stitch through paper, it helps me gather my thoughts and find calm.
Many of my works are about home — not only as a place, but as a feeling of safety, trust, and support.