Acrylic on canvas, stretched and ready to hang.

Signed on the front.

Abstract art is a kind of miracle. How can a painting that is just a white surface, or a swirl of colour, mean something?

But it can, and it does, and the unlikely greatness of abstraction is one of the most moving achievements of modern times.

Abstract Impressionism is the art of abstract painting in which I express myself through the use of colours with no need for objective representations. In Abstract Impressionism, soft brush strokes build large areas which exibit control of the entire painting, expressing my mental focus on emotions and wisdom.

I usually finish my painting and only then that I begin to search for a title or ocassionlay just number it.

When I create, I always act in a certain emotional state and apply the paint as an energy flow, and as I feel it to be the best and sometimes without any intention on final outcome. The brush often has its own life and spirit! The hand is only an extension of the divine force. Of course, "real" objects are present too and can be recognised. However, the shape, texture, colour of the painted object is not important.

My ultimate path is to express wisdom, mental focus and an absolute flow of energy to which I am merely a tool.