Art has been a part of my family for the last three generations. My father, grandfather and great-grandfather were always passionate about painting and crafts. My father was the one who taught me to appreciate the beauty of a painting and more than that, he showed me how to express myself through techniques and practical studies in the fine arts, and then to sustain my own artistic style.

I experimented with different concepts and techniques in an attempt to define my own style. For a while, my desire and goal were only to create compositions with realistic and abstract elements either on canvas, wood or wall. Defining my own style was a difficult, soul-crushing stage, but it led me to a better artistic self-knowledge and confidence in choosing classic details alongside spontaneous and ample spots in portrait, landscape, still life and abstract composition.

At the beginning of my career as a plastic artist, I wanted to deepen the practical mastery of Byzantine painting, and this concern gave me the chance to work on church mural projects and dozens of wooden icons. Through these experiences of Byzantine practice, along with secular easel works, I was always honored to accept invitations to participate in various exhibitions, competitions and artistic projects, both in the country and abroad. One of the projects of my soul was the art exhibition 'Alzheimer's In the Frame' at the Elena Shchukina Gallery in London and later a charity event at The Alzheimer's Show, Olympia Center, UK with the oil triptych  'Betty Schwartz'  located today in the Foundation museum in London. I participated in the Parallax Art Fair in Chelsea Town Hall in London, Walk of Art organized in Zurich and Barcelona, ​​Mixing Identities in Venice, Vision at Palazzo Albrizzi in Italy and  the International Festival of Contemporary Art 2023  in Rome. As of 2020, I am an affiliated artist at  Bickerton Grace Gallery  in London.

The predecessors who inspired my passion for artistic creation were examples for me in my concern for cultural society since childhood. Growing up with artistic principles and motivations, I opened an international art workshop, especially for artists,  collectors  and those passionate about free creation.  Art courses  are important to me, so out of the desire to be with those who need specialized or therapeutic guidance in this vast world of fine arts, I created a series of painting and graphic workshops for children and adults.