I have gathered my Art into three collections inspired by Renaissance alchemical works that you can find here below.
Although my creations do not directly follow a mystical aesthetic, they are undeniably born from my natural relationship with the unseen.
NIGREDO — The Shadow Work
The first stage of my artistic journey began in my early twenties, when I drew intuitively without understanding why my images were so dark. For nearly ten years, I unknowingly explored what Carl Gustav Jung described as the work of the shadow—giving form to the unspoken, the painful, and the unresolved. Art became an unconscious alchemical process, a way to release and transform inner heaviness through lines, textures, and symbols. This body of work reflects that raw, introspective descent: the Nigredo, where darkness becomes the material of transformation.
RUBEDO — The Alchemical Union
The Rubedo marks the most intense and transformative phase of my work. It emerged from a profound spiritual encounter often described as the twin flame journey—a catalyst that ignited a rapid inner metamorphosis. During this time, I illustrated the energetic exchange between anima and animus, the interplay of masculine and feminine currents, the awakening of the chakras, and the merging of polarities within the Self.
These works were created both as a reflection of my own integration and as a guide for my twin flame, portraying the path toward inner union, individuation, and expanded consciousness. The Rubedo is the fire of transformation: brief, luminous, and deeply alchemical.
ALBEDO — The Lightening of the Self
After the intensity of that transformative period, my style began to shift. Light gradually entered my inner landscape, and with it came clarity, serenity, and a renewed presence in everyday life. I moved away from oil painting and returned to paper, focusing on simpler, quieter scenes—moments shaped by the seasons, small rituals of daily living, and the gentle rhythm of the world around me.
This phase reflects a lighter, more open expression: less about the depths of the unconscious and more about the subtle brightness of ordinary existence. The Albedo is a space of purification, ease, and renewed vision.