Vibrational art
for greater harmony

I didn’t start painting out of vocation.
I started painting because something within me—and around me—was asking for change.

Some of my canvases are now described as “Feng Shui” or “energetic,” due to their unique vibration.
Yet, when I first began, I knew almost nothing about those concepts. The very idea of energy was still vague to me—almost abstract.
But one thing was clear: the atmosphere in my living space no longer suited me. I wanted something more vibrant, something that would create movement.
And intuitively, I knew that change would come through the paintings on my walls.
It was an obvious truth—even now, I can’t quite explain why.

So I began visiting galleries and exhibitions again, searching for pieces that could infuse my space with a new energy.
But I found nothing. Nothing resonated the way I had hoped.
And that’s how I started to paint.
At first, just for myself.
To create what I couldn’t find elsewhere.
To give form to an energy I could sense, even if I didn’t yet know how to name it.

Then came the first responses.
From friends, from visitors, from strangers.
They spoke of feelings, of light, of inner movement, of codes, and many other things.
Little by little, their words helped me better understand what I was doing instinctively.
And made me realize that my paintings didn’t just influence the space—they also affected the people who looked at them.

As if, through color, form, and gesture, an invisible language was being transmitted and woven.
A breath. A frequency.