I am a landscape painter by vocation and a through-and-through expressionist. I paint with charcoal and oil pastels that I make myself. At times, I long to work with something that allows me to use physical force. This longing gives rise to my three-dimensional works: installations and sculptures.
Music and architecture are present in my paintings. I dance the landscape I paint; I sing the line. I do not experience myself as painting a landscape, but rather the space and rhythm it offers.
As I work, the elements of my paintings become abstract instruments — matter moving through space. Wind, water and light become forces that I need in order to paint, and from these forces my works emerge without a predetermined plan, like sketches.