I use mixed techniques ranging from acrylic to digital, and from ceramics to sculpture. My work often becomes a dialogue between the poetic side of classical illustration and the creative potential of digital tools. I like moving freely between analogue and digital techniques, combining manual skills and technology.

I am inspired by art, literature, theatre, cinema and music, but also by simple walks through city centres or shop windows filled with flowers, pastries or clothes. I am especially drawn to hardware, shoe and antique shops. Everything I see, hear and experience settles in my imagination and transforms into images over time.

People often imagine that illustrations materialise from a sudden flash of inspiration. This can be true sometimes – when I read texts and let my mind wander freely, images, details and atmospheres emerge. Even a single word can spark an unexpected intuition. However, in most cases, I carefully analyse the content, do research and follow a conscious path that leads to ideas.