Journey

Artist of the Universal

Born into a family of musical artists, I felt the urge to create very early on—through drawing, sculpture, and form. Yet, this potential was long stifled by a restrictive educational framework, preventing me from practicing my innate talent. As a teenager, I drew my rebellion: free-spirited figures, marked by the influence of Kandinsky.

At 19, I chose freedom. I left home, financed my studies, explored other worlds: entrepreneurship, travels in Asia and the United States, and later, a dive into psychology, validated by a Master's degree.

But I miss art. For the past few years, I've been returning to it. Five years at the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgium gave me back the creative space I was waiting for: a place of truth, of substance, of depth. Today, I'm shaping a visual language that blends painting, sculpture, and inner exploration.

I was born an artist, but life has sculpted my medium. My work connects what the world tries to separate, just as I was separated from my own path. A free journey, multiple cultures, an inner quest: my art is a journey through the transformation of the self.