Everything can become a painting motif, everything is worth painting. Every object we come across in our visual environment has that shape for a reason and as such is conceptually and artistically interesting; whether it be a loose, bright cloud rising above the cinnabar-red roofs, whether it be a pomegranate fruit or a white water jug in one's hands at dusk. Every creation can be viewed as a manifestation of one and the same life force. In my paintings, I do not aim to show specific phenomena, but try to bring out the expression of this life force that creates phenomena, their atmosphere and essence. Portraying a light colored cloud in the blue sky, I want to paint an atmosphere of serenity, portraying a deep red pomegranate, I want to paint fertility and growth. Everything can become the motif of a painting, everything is worth painting. If we stop taking visual phenomena in the world for granted because we are used to them in everyday life and if we notice them with more attention, we will be able to see anew the quiet life of things and beings around us.