(Homage to Dombrovski), 2021, Acrylic painting on cotton. The frame of this painting is from a wonderful Hungarian painter named Dombrovski, who fled his homeland and spent most of his life in a coastal village called Brusand. The canvas is 116 cm x 89 cm.
 In addition, this has been shown in Moca, London and received good reviews here.
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 This image shows an abstract painting with a dynamic and lively use of colors and shapes. The composition is playful and has a spontaneous quality, with broad brushstrokes and droplet effects. The color palette is varied and includes shades of pink, yellow, green and blue against a darker background, creating a sense of movement and energy.
 In abstract art, it is common for the viewer to find meaning and interpretation themselves. Some may see organic forms such as flowers or landscape elements, while others may perceive it as a pure exploration of color and form. The composition allows for a multitude of interpretations and invites a personal response from each individual viewer.
 I use contrasting colors and bold brushstrokes that can be experienced as an expression of emotion or musicality. It is a type of visual poetry that is open to one's own experiences and feelings that the painting evokes.