Tales

Botanical Omens: How Flowers Become Signs of Fa...

Reading Fate in Botanical Forms When I paint botanicals that twist, mirror, or glow from within, I am stepping into a long folk tradition where plants were treated as messages...

Folklore of the Many-Faced Spirit: Why Multiple...

The Many-Faced Spirit as Folkloric Archetype When I create portraits with multiple faces, I am not simply multiplying features for visual impact. I am tapping into a deep folkloric archetype:...

Cycle Art: How My Posters Reflect Return, Relea...

Cycles as Emotional Foundations When I create artwork, I rarely think in straight lines. My visual world moves in circles—returning, looping, dissolving, and reforming. Over time, I realised that this...

The Art of Elegant Weirdness: Addams Family and...

Elegant Weirdness as Emotional Validation When I think about the Addams Family, what strikes me most is not the darkness or the humor, but the emotional freedom that comes from...

Suspiria’s Botanical Horror: Roots, Veins, and ...

Organic Horror as Emotional Language When I think about Suspiria, one of the elements that stays with me most is its organic horror—the sense that bodies, environments, and unseen forces...

Eyes as Portals, Colours as Spells: Surreal Por...

Eyes as Emotional Portals When I paint or design a portrait, the eyes never function as simple features. They become entrances—thresholds where the viewer crosses into an inner world. In...