'I experience art in a very emotional and intuitive way. As I'm walking through my life, my memory takes pictures just like a camera, stores them somewhere in my mind to be expressed and communicated to the outside world at a later stage.

When people watch me painting they might experience me as mad or lunartic - often working to loud music in early morning hours - but that's what my work is all about - it has to be loud, emotional and linked to certain impressions that I collected somewhere earlier - it is the explosion of feelings in a certain mood and at a certain time.

Although I have been developing in more abstract, form and color based work lately, I still find the human body a very fascinating object which is expressed in most of my paintings that I was showing recently.'