Sculptures

By mapping the world of symbols, C.G. Jung revealed a pathway to the ancient knowledge embedded in the personal and collective unconscious, allowing humanity to reconnect with its lost archaic capabilities. My biomorphic hieroglyphics—a visual library of symbols cultivated through years of research—explore this realm. While my focus is painting, I occasionally transform these shapes into sculptures, opening new dimensions of engagement with the unconscious.

Rooted in ancient creation stories, fairy tales, and alchemical manuscripts, these symbols form a visual language that bridges the conscious and unconscious mind. As sculptures, they become dynamic vessels of meaning, inviting interaction and contemplation. Some embody specific symbolic meanings, while others act as three-dimensional canvases where motifs shift and evolve with the observer’s perspective.

This interplay mirrors the fluid nature of the unconscious, creating an experience where meaning is not fixed but continually unfolds. My work seeks to reconnect us to the universal aspects of human experience, offering a tangible link to the ancient, shared heritage of our inner worlds.