My digital paintings are rooted in mythology, folklore, and imagined histories. I am fascinated by the stories civilizations tell about themselves—ancient gods, lost kingdoms, sacred symbols, and collective dreams. Rather than recreating the past, I like to place these narratives in speculative futures, creating worlds where Babylon meets Blade Runner, where forgotten myths coexist with futuristic utopias.

Through layers of atmosphere, color, and texture, I build visual landscapes that feel both familiar and impossible. My work is less about documenting reality and more about exploring memory, imagination, and the enduring human desire to create meaning through stories.