From Painting to Mug: Testing My First Wonders of Gaia Enamel Mug
I turned my nature-inspired Wonders of Gaia artwork into my first self-designed enamel mug. This first test piece is still in progress, but it already feels light, nostalgic, beautiful, and full of quiet wonder.
Forget the Blank Canvas Fear — Have fun with the Background
A playful look into my Have Fun Art process — using acrylic markers, pastels, pencils, plant printing, spray paints, inks and whatever inspires the moment to create intuitive painting backgrounds.
The Cosmic Deer Herd on Its Way to Riga!
The Cosmic Deer Herd has begun its journey to Riga Biennale.
For the trip, I found an old aluminium case at a flea market and built the interior by hand so the paintings could travel safely.
It is exciting to see them on their way, but also a little strange. For so long, they have lived here on my wall, and now the room already feels emptier without them.
Inside of the Galactic Dream
There are moments when art stops being something we look at and becomes something we enter. Here, I stepped inside my own surreal creation — part dream, part self-portrait, part myth — and for a moment, I belonged entirely to that painted universe.
Where Spring Touches the Ice
Winter does not disappear all at once — it softens under light, quietly, almost tenderly. In the shimmer of the ice, the first spring sun feels like a promise: cold still holding on, beauty already beginning to let go.
The Sea Carrying Winter Away
At the Shoreline, winter is never still.
Ice drifts slowly in the sunlight, the water glimmers beneath it, and everything feels suspended between seasons — as if the sea itself were gently carrying the last fragments of winter toward spring.
