As is my tradition, each month I present a “Gallery of the Month” — a personal selection of works that resonated with me most during this period.
There are no objectively “best” works here. This is a monthly rubric where I share only the pieces that left the strongest impression on me as a creator over the past month — the ones I feel most compelled to show you right now.
The criteria change every time. Sometimes the selection is unified by a shared emotion or visual direction, sometimes by an experiment or a reinterpretation of earlier ideas. And sometimes it is simply an honest snapshot of what I want to highlight in a dedicated format. All works presented here are available as limited edition fine art prints.
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Gallery of the Month: April 2026 — Animalia
Animalia | Black-and-White Animal Portraits for Interiors This 12-piece selection brings the language of the studio portrait into the world of animals. In this series, the animal is not presented as part of a landscape or captured in motion, but as a singular presence — isolated, direct, and monumental. A stag, a wolf, a wild…
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Gallery of the Month: March 2026 — Echoes of Eras
Classical-Inspired Fine Art Nude Prints This 12-piece collection is my visual dialogue with time. I am not seeking to invent an entirely new visual language; my intention is different: to bring the aesthetics of the old masters into the present, and to return the modern gaze to the enduring roots of classical art. In this…
About “Gallery of the Month”
“Gallery of the Month” is a recurring studio rubric — a monthly, personal selection of works that felt most meaningful to me during the period. It is not a ranking and not a statement about what is “best” in any objective sense. The purpose is different: to share the pieces that held my attention the longest while I was working, the ones that shaped the month creatively, or the ones that I simply feel an honest need to present to you now.
The selection logic is intentionally flexible. Some months the works are connected by a shared mood, tonal palette, or compositional rhythm. Other months the link is technical: a visual experiment, a new approach to light, a change in density or scale, or a reinterpretation of earlier ideas. And sometimes there is no single theme at all — the selection becomes a snapshot of the studio’s present state, a concentrated view of where the work is moving.
This format also serves a practical purpose for collectors and interior projects: it offers a curated entry point into a growing body of work. If you are new to the studio, “Gallery of the Month” is a simple way to begin — not through exhaustive browsing, but through a small selection made with attention and intent. If you follow the project regularly, it becomes a visible timeline of how the visual language evolves over time.
All artworks featured here are available as limited edition fine art prints, produced with museum-quality archival pigment printing on carefully selected papers. Editions are signed and numbered by the artist and prepared for long-term preservation. For details on materials, production standards, and edition policy, please see Limited Editions and Process & Materials. For curated multi-work selections and project enquiries, the For Projects page is available as well.