About ArtH2O
Contemporary Artist, Painter, and Digital Creator
My relationship with art began long before I chose it consciously. As a child, my father gave me a Van Gogh Yellow Book. I still have it today. That moment shaped how I understood art not as decoration, but as something alive, honest, and essential.
Early Beginnings
I started creating seriously at the age of 17, though curiosity and instinct had been guiding me much earlier. Over the years, I developed my practice largely through self-directed exploration, while also learning from professional artists who helped shape my technical foundation. I never followed a strict formula. I learned by working, observing, and allowing mistakes to teach me.
The Practice
Painting is central to everything I do. For me, it is a form of meditation. When I work, I try not to interrupt the process with conscious thought. I let the materials lead and allow the image to become what it needs to be. Many works begin as simple sketches and grow naturally, guided by rhythm rather than intention.
NFT Gallery
Technology and Art
Alongside art, technology has always been part of my life. I started programming at the age of nine and have worked professionally as a programmer for more than two decades. This background led me naturally from early computer graphics and web design into high-quality digital art, generative works, and NFTs. I see technology not as a replacement for craftsmanship, but as another medium for expression.
Collections and Recognition
Over the years, hundreds of my artworks have found homes with collectors across Europe, the United States, and other parts of the world. Some pieces remain with me as part of my personal collection, marking different stages of my journey. Whether physical or digital, each work is created with the same intention: to hold presence, depth, and a quiet sense of recognition.
The Philosophy
ArtH2O reflects how I see creativity. Like water, art shapes perception, carries memory, and sustains inner life. My work is an invitation to slow down, feel, and reconnect with something real.