Space has always been a kind of allegory of death to me. Infinite, eternal, inscrutable. In my childhood imagination, the infinity of space was only equal to eternity. As a child, I often brought both of these issues to mind in my search for meaning and significance. One of main subjects of my work relationship of the human soul with the cosmos. Soul, eternity, infinity, emptiness, nothingness, fullness, darkness and light, life and death will intertwine here in the dance of symbols. Early childhood religious influences left their trace in the fascination with sacred art, the elements of which constitute the structure of many of the pieces, giving them a sublime character, trying to capture the divine particle in the interpreted issues. Another thing that I attempt to transfer onto paper is a deep, personal introspection and reflection on the world around me, experiences I’ve been through, issues that bother me. Its a therapeutic process of giving a form to my thoughts, a journey in search of answers.