My painting focuses on the human being and relationships in a world defined by constant chaos and continuous change. Human relationships — based on support, trust, and devotion, as forces that allow people to survive in times of crisis. My characters exist within ruins that contrast with their emotional and physical vulnerability. Cracks, fragmentation, and mechanical elements emphasize the fragility of the body, becoming traces of both physical and psychological experiences. I am interested in moments of suspension — a state between collapse and reconstruction. My paintings are not a direct vision of catastrophe, but rather a reflection on what remains: hope, resilience, and the human need to find meaning in experience.