I started draw my passion

For a long time, I was tired of painting what didn’t feel meaningful to me.

I was trying to prove the value of my art through constant work and achievement, even when the process itself no longer made me happy. After becoming a mother, I took a break from painting. That pause changed the way I looked at life and at my work.

In2026, I stopped asking what I should paint and started asking what I would actually want to see in my own home.

The answer was simple: I wanted to paint the sea and the mountains. I grew up surrounded by them, and they have always been part of my memories. Now I live close to them again. They are the places where I can step away from the noise of everyday life and feel most like myself.

Standing on a mountain after the climb, looking at the world below, I suddenly feel part of something much bigger than myself. And watching the sunrise over the sea reminds me that every day is a chance to begin again.

These are the feelings I want my paintings to hold.

I started painting these landscapes for myself, without expectations. And I realised that people everywhere share the same need: to step away from the noise and reconnect with something real.

Sometimes, happiness doesn’t require much. One thing in your home can be enough to remind you of who you are when you feel most free and alive.