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“If you can’t change yourself, there’s no point in trying to change what surrounds you. You won’t succeed, and you’ll waste both time and energy!” With my works, I aim to lead people towards deep self-reflection, represented by a true "Copernican revolution" for oneself. I don’t want to present just an aesthetic statement, but a philosophical vision that permeates each of my creations. The idea of a Copernican revolution implies a radical shift in perspective, a transformation of one’s inner self, where art becomes not only a medium of beauty or decoration but an invitation to change one’s viewpoint and look beyond appearances. Behind each work lies a call to revolutionize the self for the construction of a new identity.
My philosophy is inspired by the idea that, just as Copernicus changed our perception of our place in the universe, each work can shift the center of the observer's inner reality. My creations are meant for those willing to look beyond, for those who seek not just a piece to own but an experience to live and embody. Through intertwined threads, precious metals, and carefully chosen materials, I aim to convey not only a luxury aesthetic but a story that suggests a shift in meaning, a new lens through which to view one's own life.
The glossy black of my backgrounds, together with threads of gold, silver, and bronze, represents a strong, decisive contrast: darkness and light, shadow and brilliance. This choice goes beyond aesthetics, symbolizing the encounter between the human and the transcendent, between the material and the immaterial.
Every thread, every color, every material used is intentional, forming a language that tells something larger, speaking to those willing to listen. The use of threads, in particular, is a symbol of connection, weaving together experiences and perspectives. These threads link the past with the present, the tangible with the spiritual. Their delicacy combined with their intrinsic strength creates a contrast that reflects our own nature: fragile yet resilient, ever-changing yet rooted in deep origins. In some of my works, the spirit of the wolf emerges as a recurring symbol.
The wolf represents a connection to nature, strength, respect for territory, and the balance between instinct and wisdom. This figure serves as a guide and metaphor for my artistic philosophy: an invitation to stay true to one’s roots, to find one’s own path, and to maintain courage even in the face of great challenges. Like the wolf, I move through a world of uncertainties, seeking my own way. But the wolf’s strength lies in remaining faithful to its deepest instincts, holding onto a sense of authenticity.
My works are for those who see beyond the tangible, who value luxury not as a display but as a language of the soul. In this sense, my philosophy of a Copernican revolution also takes shape in my rejection of art as a mere object of consumption. Each work is an invitation to reflect, to find new meanings, and to challenge one’s perceptions.
Each thread of gold, silver, and bronze, each glossy black background, each intertwined image is not just for the eye but for the soul. It is a visual reflection on the connection between the individual and the whole, a call to pause, to look within, and to ask oneself: what does this truly mean?
My art doesn’t just interpret the present reality; it strives to take a step forward, suggesting a vision for the future. In it, past and modernity merge, with traditional techniques meeting an innovative spirit. Choosing one of my works is also a choice to be part of an evolving vision, of a thought embracing not only beauty but meaning.
The Copernican revolution of my works is, therefore, not only aesthetic or theoretical: it’s an invitation for the viewer to transform, to find new meanings, to be touched by the unexpected. In a world that often takes appearances for granted, this art represents the courage to seek, to change, and to rediscover a new center within oneself each day. Understanding my works is a step toward self-understanding.
