People often ask me:
“Why black?”
“Why lions?”
To paint only in black—to live within its singular depth—is both a profound challenge and a burning passion.

Black demands honesty; it reveals without distraction. Through it, emotion and spirit rise, unguarded and pure.

I coexist with black because within it I can dive faster and deeper into painting—into emotion itself. The very act of limitation opens new senses: when color falls silent, feeling begins to speak.

Black, in its quiet vastness, exposes truth, for humans are too easily deceived by the glitter of appearances.
My use of black was born naturally from my own experiences. Over time, it became not merely a color, but a language—a way of seeing, feeling, and understanding the world.