Art

Liquid Light
This artwork is a mixed-media abstract composition that blends bold brushstrokes of red, blue, and earthy tones with a vintage-style handwritten script. The layering of textures and colors creates a rich, dynamic visual experience, evoking a sense of nostalgia and fluidity. The organic forms and interplay of transparency and opacity suggest a fusion of history and contemporary expression.



Growing in Harmony
The contrast between the deep red blooms and the muted backdrop enhances their vibrancy, creating a visually striking yet harmonious effect. This piece conveys themes of growth, resilience, and the beauty of imperfection.
Universal Pattern
Deep, earthy motifs contrast against the cool-toned surface, while layers of paint and script add depth and mystery. The partially obscured elements evoke a sense of history, decay, and transformation
Sacred Soil
Delicate, hand-drawn botanical illustrations of leafy stems stand gracefully against an earthy-toned canvas, where warm browns, deep blues, and soft creams merge seamlessly. Faint, elegant script overlays the background, adding a sense of nostalgia and storytelling as if nature and history intertwine.



Clarity
This painting evokes a sense of mystery and introspection, with its abstract botanical form emerging from a dark, moody background. The delicate yet angular lines of the leaves contrast against the textured backdrop of deep grays, blacks, and muted earth tones, creating a raw, almost ethereal atmosphere.
Many Rising Suns
Depicting a textured sun emerging from the horizon, its rays reaching upward with raw energy. The muted greens and aged script in the lower half suggest a foundation of history and depth, while the distressed whites and reds above add an ethereal, almost dreamlike quality.
Earthbound
Deep, earthy motifs contrast with cool tones, while layered paint and script add depth and mystery. Partially obscured elements evoke history, decay, and transformation, blending past and present. Creating a raw, ethereal atmosphere that invites introspection.
A Collection of Textures and Colors























"I’m not interested in the relationship of color or form or anything else. I’m interested only in expressing basic human emotions – tragedy, ecstasy, doom, and so on."
Mark Rothko
A Latvian-American Painter