"I think the most special aspect of my work is that its creation is entirely random, without any premeditated plan. I paint step by step, as if having a dialogue with the canvas, leaving room for accidents. The moment the paint touches the canvas, it takes on a life of its own—unpredictable and full of vitality. I have to confront the reality in front of me: water droplets, layers, accidents. I often use very fluid paint, which mixes and continues to move on the surface."

"I have no fixed image to realize—as the painting progresses, the work gradually reveals itself through this process. A painting is unpredictable to me. It is a progression from one line to another, one shape, one color, one halftone—everything unfolds in a very organic, almost self-evident way."

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