As a painter, I am fascinated by the color stain that builds a painting image through its shape, texture, saturation, color and contrast. So little and various paintings and painting styles are created – from realism to abstraction, modernism and icons.
The drawing is the purity of form and the meaning given to each drawn line, which through its appropriate direction, thickness or saturation can create depth on a flat sheet, shape the perspective – vast graphic spaces.
Out of these two of my loves, fascination with stained glass arose. In particular, stained glass made with the Tiffany technique.In contrast to traditional stained glass and mosaics, this technique allows for any shaping of a coloured sheet of stained glass (also 3D like lamps, candle holders) and delineate it with a well thought out line of solders. As a result, amazing stained glass panels are created, full of drawing and painting, artistic stained glass windows intensified by the light, small stained glass ornaments simple and elegant. For me, stained glass is a great fusion of drawing and painting.