I spent about 30 years learning how to draw and paint, experimenting and trying to find my own style. I was inspired by the old masters and studied art at university. I went through a classical phase, painting landscapes and portraits, then explored more fantasy-themed subjects, until – following my spiritual path – I arrived at intentional painting and eventually ended up with art I can confidently call channeling.

Today, both intentional paintings and channeled works can be found on my website and in my portfolio. This means that I use one technique or the other depending on what is needed.

Here’s a brief explanation of each:

With intentional painting, I consciously choose the colors, motifs, reference photos, symbolism and composition before I start painting. I assign an intention (meaning and function) to the painting so that it becomes a kind of amulet or simply an image that will remind you every day of what you want to keep or attract into your life. The image is encoded in your subconscious and, somewhere along the way, things start happening that lead towards fulfilling that intention.

Channeling painting is a different form of expression. It works on a similar principle to intentional painting, but the visual outcome is largely unpredictable and, in most cases, not the result of my conscious composition. I choose a theme, an intention or a problem I want to heal, and then I surrender to my higher self. I connect with the non-physical realm and try – as much as possible – to drop everything I know and can do, so as not to contaminate the message coming from beyond. I have no expectations, no strict plan, and no specific vision for the final result. This is not recreational or hobby painting; it is intense, demanding work on an inter-dimensional level, trying not to lose myself or impose my own vision accidentally. Every brushstroke is guided by a feeling of pure intuitive joy/excitement – unless it’s the beginning of a painting created to heal a specific problem. What emerges is not really a ‘painting’, but rather a visual, energetic representation of the theme. It is not intended to be aesthetically pleasing or to serve as decoration. It doesn’t fit into the conventional categories of painting. Its purpose is not to be beautiful, but to work and show the pure form of a message from a higher level of reality. You could compare this process to downloading an image from other dimensions: stroke by stroke, mark by mark, it renders itself in two dimensions, almost like pixel by pixel, so that it can be seen with the naked eye. These are the strongest energetic images I create.

I am also beginning to understand the language through which this channeling happens better: it is the Language of Light, shimmering and prismatic in a fractal way. This explains why the image looks iridescent and rainbow-like. When you squint, the impressionistic interplay of tiny dots creates a three-dimensional image in an abstract space of infinity.

How can paintings or other objects change your life?

It’s because everything we surround ourselves with – everything we look at every day, even unconsciously out of habit – becomes encoded in our minds with its frequency. That’s why we choose specific colors for our clothes, walls, and furniture. No ornament is accidental. Some objects make us feel good; others make us feel uneasy. This is nothing new.

A painting hanging on the wall becomes part of the energetic space created by your being – a space that extends energetically to everything around you, not just your physical body. When an artist depicts something in a painting, they put physical work into it, along with their emotions, thoughts, psycho-physical state and intention. This transforms an decoration-looking object into a tool because, as we know, the energy invested in and crystalized by the painting remains inside it (which is why mom’s soup tastes better). Add the artist’s conscious understanding of this mechanism, and such a work becomes a powerful tool for influencing your reality.

The changes won’t happen instantly, but day by day, you will absorb the frequencies emanating from the piece and your subconscious will gently lead you in that direction (because of its mechanics). This is why I ask you to be mindful of the images you surround yourself with, as they have a real impact on your life.

This year, as I explored myself and my creative process more deeply, I discovered the true meaning of picking up a brush. I already knew that I wanted to help myself, my loved ones and anyone who resonates with my work by painting positive imagery. Now, I realize that I can use my art on a broader, global scale to help change humanity as a whole. It may sound naive, but I believe that by channeling, I can bring something pure and valuable from beyond this world to benefit the planet and improve life for all of us, allowing us to continue evolving in consciousness.This is the idea behind “The Great Trinity”: I explore three complementary topics that are crucial for humanity’s development. A description and photo of each painting can be found here:

If you feel that this project is exactly what the world needs right now, you can become part of it. I cannot spread these images across the world on my own, but with your help – simply by forwarding them and sharing them online and on social media – we can reach everyone. Only this way we can find out whether an image can actually make a change. Thanks to the internet, we can test this approach today, for free and effortlessly.

If you decide to take part and share, you have no idea how grateful I am. It is a huge honor for me and a form of unity and recognition, that I would thank you for from the bottom of my heart.