In the macro images of nature, one can see an endless and exciting world, another universe. This universe around my imagination, I want to create objects from another room. A world of imagination and light, where there is no shadow, smooth flowing lines, and a transparent atmosphere, more like a feeling of weightlessness.

Creating a painting is the art of expressing the invisible through the visible. Colors fascinate me as a spiritual and energetic space. It is energizing to be in a place where you want to stay for a long time.

The art of painting on fabric – batik, came to us from Java. Warm batik is one of the oldest painting techniques. There are many fairytales and legends about his birth. Title “Batik” translates as a drop – “ba” of wax- “tik”

I was fascinated by silk and its magical properties. It is a delicate, airy, transparent, elusive, and flowing material, reminding me of flower leaves or butterfly wings — strong and elastic. The silk carries a charge of energy; the charge’s power is greater the thinner the fabric is.

The material was born in China around 5,000 years ago.

Legend has it that the young wife of the “Yellow” Emperor rested in her garden under the branches of a mulberry tree. She was drinking tea, and suddenly a cocoon fell into her cup of hot drink, which stretched like a thin thread. Thus silk was born. The secret behind the production was kept strictly secret for a very long time. Whoever revealed it risked the death penalty.

“Silk was invented for women so they can go naked in clothes.” – Omar Khayyam

Using colors, lines, and imagination, I tried to weave a cloak of memories and emotions. I tried to evoke associations. The color awes me. I want to show in my work these senses, emotions, and the energy that are born in contact with nature. Unique states arise, states of joy, balance, and inner wholeness; fascinated by the richness of the color palette for nature and the music, I began to search and experience. I tried on paintings such as silk, paper canvas, and art glass.