Epoxy resin works

In a time when the world is torn between ecological anxiety and the chaos of war, these pieces seek to preserve something personal. Through epoxy resin, I try to capture fleeting emotion and the fragile stillness of the moment - as if time could be held, just for a second.

Fallen Leaves (2023), 24 X 18 cm, acrylic, epoxy resin on canvas.

Composition Red and Blue (2021), 24 X 18 cm, acrylic, epoxy resin on canvas.

Lemon Pies (2023), 24 X 18 cm, acrylic, epoxy resin on canvas.

Perfect (2022), 24 X 18 cm, acrylic, epoxy resin on canvas. (Private collection)

Call Me (2022), 35 X 25 cm, mixed media, epoxy resin on canvas.

UFO (2024), 20 X 20 cm, acrylic, epoxy resin on canvas.

A Sea Turtle (2023), 18 X 24 cm, acrylic, epoxy resin on canvas. (SOLD)

An Axolotl (2023), 18 X 24 cm, acrylic, epoxy resin on canvas.

A Fish (2023), 18 X 24 cm, acrylic, epoxy resin on canvas. (SOLD)

Where Did a Noble Crayfish Go? (2023), wooden box, acrylic, epoxy resin,

16.5 X 16.5 X 8.5 (H) cm (closed) and 16.5 X 16.5 X 22.5 cm (H) (opened).

Where Did a Noble Crayfish Go? (2023), wooden box, acrylic, epoxy resin,

16.5 X 16.5 X 8.5 (H) cm (closed) and 16.5 X 16.5 X 22.5 cm (H) (opened).

The Story of One Yard: Part One (2025), 51 X 38 cm, acrylic and epoxy resin on plywood.

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