Artwork description:

From the series that gained multiple international awards.
2021 - IPA awards, Jury Top 5 Selection, Gentle Giants
2021 - Bronze medal, IPA awards, Digitally enhanced, PRO
2021 - Muse Awards, Gold medal, In the palace, digitally enhanced
2021 - Siena awards, 'Green Tendencies' shortlisted
2021 - BBA gallery, Art prize, longlisted
2020 - Top 5 Jury selection, IPA awards, Professional, Lollipop
2020 - 2nd Place Winner, IPA Awards, Digitally enhanced
2020 -1st Place Winner Single image, 'The Smuggler of Happiness', The 15th Pollux Awards, Digital manipulation & collage
2020 - Honorable mention, The 15th Pollux Awards, 'The Tree House', Digital manipulation & collage
2020 - Honorable mention , The 15th Pollux Awards, 'Green Tendencies', Digital manipulation & collage
2020 - BBA Gallery Berlin, Photography contest, Longlisted
2020 - PX3 - Honorable mention, Professional, Fine Art, Digitally enhanced
2020 - Nominee, FAPA FineArt Photography Awards, Professional
2019 - Gold medal, ND Awards, Professional fine art
2019 - BIFA AWARDS, Honorable mention, Collage professional
2019 - IPA AWARDS, Honorable mention, Special PRO
2019 - Finalist, Donggang festival
2019 – Bronze winner,FAPA FineArt Photography Awards, Finart, PRO


Inspired by my childhood dreams and further encouraged with my lifelong love for nature and animals, I wanted to create worlds where animals exist as equal characters, as narrators of a modern fairy tale, who share with us the same environment.
By creating peaceful, strange and even humorous situations and twisted animal habitat sceneries which exist somewhere between material world and imagination I want to share my dreamscapes and visions, and offer a visual escape from harsh and often cruel reality.

My works are complex photo collages. I have been collecting photographs for over a decade. It is a long process of combining carefully selected photographs and illustrated parts, which are then transferred to computer and digitally painted.

"I am inspired by my surroundings and I see potential in various everyday things and relations, people, nature, architecture, even food. I see them sometimes as fragments of my work. Most of times they stay just that, fragments, and sometimes they become unified into a whole and therefore start to exist as a part of my sceneries.
By using real life photographs and textures I give my work a feel of realism, although the themes are far from being realistic…"

Giclée on Hahnemühle mould-made, museum quality, acid free paper, printed with white border. Comes with signed & numbered certificate of authenticity.


All quoted dimensions represent the actual printed image size, not the paper size.

Materials used:

archival inks and paper

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