Rome is not just a city—it is a living memory of the world, where history merges with the unique Mediterranean light and a timeless aesthetic. The atmosphere of the Eternal City and Roman mythology became the main impulse for my new sculpture series. The central motif for me became Venus, a symbol of love, beauty, and natural female strength, which I translated into a modern, expressive form full of dynamics. One Day in Rome: The Ultimate Walking Itinerary

My TOP 10: Where to Go for Art and Inspiration in London? While I looked for roots in museums, galleries charged me with the energy of the present. Tate Modern, housed in a former power station, constantly forced me to think differently. Conversely, its quieter sister, Tate Britain, captivated me by how seamlessly it connects historical art with contemporary elements in a single space. A completely different experience was offered by the minimalist White Cube gallery, with i

Studying sculpture was a clear goal and a true heart’s desire for me. Capturing form in a three-dimensional space is an incredible challenge, and modeling 3D objects is far more complex than creating in two dimensions. Beyond the initial shaping of clay, both during my studies and in my ongoing practice, I mastered the complex world of casting technologies. Creating plaster, silicone, or Lukopren molds requires precise technical steps and logical planning.