This body of work followed an interesting life cycle - images arriving from divine and unknown into my heart space, then on paper, then right into the archival folder far away from the world’s eyes. Some works appeared briefly on my social media, but most remained safely hidden in my studio.
Read MoreMeditation Retreat came and did as promised - changed my life. Even more - it threw it upside down, stretching the limits of my consciousness to the point of no return. Like a gentle tornado, it danced through the most hidden parts of my soul, making me question everything I knew about myself.
Read MoreI cannot count exactly how many times I tried to write this down - I wrote it in my journal, in the back of a planner, on random scraps of paper, in my mind during long subway rides, or right before falling asleep. This story feels like a maze with no beginning and no end, like an intricate puzzle of so many pieces that there's no table big enough to fit them all.
Read MoreThis reflection is not the easiest thing to write, but it is one of the most important ones I've written in a long time. It is a gift to a future me who tends to forget over and over again what I am about to share with you. Someone in this world may need this reminder as much as I do. So, I'm carving those words out on a virtual wall like cavemen carved out their life experiences with their bare hands before me.
Read MoreI think of this winter as the biggest gift - seeing it, feeling its immediacy in my bones, hugging people I love.
I am like a tsunami wave quietly hibernating somewhere deep inside the ocean's belly.
Read MoreOn the chilly morning of October 1st, 2021 we closed the door of our one-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn, jumped in a car, and drove all the way to Boston to board a flight to the Azores. Something that started as a wild idea during a vacation in Spain a few years ago was unfolding in front of us.
Read MoreThis is a question I get asked quite a bit. When people see my art for the first time, it often takes them a second to realize that every character they see is an owl. But why owls then?
Read MoreI created this custom piece for an adventurous little boy, who at a very young age is fond of owls, pirates, and music. When we were discussing the details of the painting with his mom, we decided to create a Pirate Owl.
Read MoreI want to share one of my last commissions and one of the best customer appreciation pictures I got for it! It’s an Owl Portrait a girl commissioned me to do for her boyfriend. I felt a big responsibility because it was his birthday present. I always do.
Read MoreA bit more than a year ago, when I just started nurturing the idea of doing art full-time, I felt inspired, incredibly happy, and scared at the same time. I’ve never obtained a degree at art school and it scared me to death. Everyone has their journey and this is mine.
Read MoreOne of the most interesting commissions I get is an Owl Family Portrait. It’s an exciting piece of work and always feels captivating and interesting to transfer peoples’ personalities into the Owls.
Read MoreI opened my eyes yesterday morning and found myself sunken in a rich milky light. As I was shaking away the traces of my dream, which I didn’t remember anyway, I tried to resist an ultimate desire to cover my head with a warm heavy blanket and fall asleep again.
Read MoreI love all of my feathery fellows, but one of them always has a special place in my heart. It’s Frida Kahlo Owl. She is one of the first Owls I’ve ever created and the one I have framed and put on my wall.
Read MoreEverything is new and fresh I have a feeling that I’m blogging in total obscurity and it’s like floating in open space. A serene feeling so I thought I would share a little story about discovering my inner artist and why I’ve decided to dive into it.
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