My artistic practice has developed at the intersection of scientific thinking and visual intuition. I work with an abstract exploration of biomorphic structures, observing how diverse forms emerge — mesh-like, droplet-shaped, tubular, membranous, spiral — as nature does, yet without being limited by its laws, reflecting my own vision and anticipating new forms.          I am interested in the moment in which elements begin to organize into systems.     The same principles of organization appear in the macrocosm, the microcosm, and the transitional states between them.                        In my work,  I mix these levels, allowing cosmic forms to coexist with microscopic ones within a single visual space, creating an unusual interaction of dimensions.                                       In the process of working, I seek a harmony of freedom and precision, imagination and reason. I am confident that accumulated life experience serves as the perfect foundation for unbridled imagination:                                   The Dream of Reason Produces Wonders