Where are you from?

Romania, based in Berlin

Your style in 3 words?

Playful, spontaneous, intuitive

Your weakness? Your strength?

Perhaps my weakness is overthinking, and my strength is finding inspiration in the simplest things.

What makes you different?

Is the simple fact that I am and have my own experiences, influences, and interpretations.

When did you decide to become an artist?

For me, it’s something that evolves naturally over time as I engage with the world of creativity and self-expression. It’s a journey of discovery and devotion, not a sudden declaration.

Do you choose your art form, or does the form choose you?

I think it’s a bit of both. I’m naturally drawn to drawing because of its playful nature, but over time I’ve come to realize that it’s also the ideal medium for me to communicate.

What do you find most fascinating about the creative process?

I’m fascinated by how the act of simplifying complex ideas into a single image, can evoke strong emotions and reflections in people.

A few words about your favorite creation?

A recent one, “Make a Wish,” depicts falling stars crashing to the ground. It’s a reminder that in the midst of chaos, we find beauty, and in making wishes, we find hope.

Who would you like to work with someday and why?

I would love to work with Erwin Wurm, we could create thought-provoking and humorous works that challenge conventional perspectives and inspire fresh thinking.

Someone else’s work that inspired or inspires you…

I like Liana Flinck’s playful comics, which show the transformative potential of humor and creativity in art.

What surprised you most about your first art shows?

It reinforced the idea that art is truly a dialogue between the creator and the audience.