"Life often seems like a chaotic jumble of events. In my art, I try to capture a moment in time, to depict the feelings and impressions I have drawn from the vivid moments, people and things that surround me. In this way, I reflect on meanings, discovering new connections and unexpected associations.
The search for inner peace and a sense of connection with the world is the main goal of my creativity. In my work I try to create a feeling of love, peace, freedom and unity for myself and my audience.
Abstraction allows me to represent emotions in a pure way, as well as to curiously hide the necessary words, forms  or to find them unexpectedly, accidentally releasing them from my subconscious. Each work contains an inner dialogue that can be soft, close to meditation or vividly intense, like a scream.
I am fascinated by philosophy and psychology. I share in the material my personal research and the answers I find. I limit my process most often to shades of grey and black. My love for these melancholic colours and meditative scrupulousness led me to the Department of Graphic Arts at the Art Academy of Latvia, where I continue to explore myself and life."