Lines can be drawn just for the sake of creating beautiful shapes, but they can also be a way of testing ideas and directions, and of escaping the world of words. Sometimes I draw lines without any sort of predetermined theme, without even knowing if I am drawing something in its entirety or just a part. I simply move the pen in the direction that is most pleasing.

I discovered the weight contained in lines and color. This weight can be converted into form and texture. As you try to explore the secrets of nature on paper, you realize that the act of divine creation is in fact something extremely simple.