«All people are born free and equal in dignity and rights»
Universal Declaration of Human Rights


This series of works of art serves as a depiction of the artist's reflections on whether it is in fact possible to be free in the modern world and on what one receives at birth: freedom or rather, pre-existing labels and stereotypes.
We are perceived based on gender, ethnicity, social status, wealth and other parameters which a person does not choose, but which they receive at birth, and no matter what they have achieved or what difficult path they have travelled, these "chains" are with them for life. So, is it possible for a person to feel free if they have to constantly fight against prejudice and stereotypes?

« Feelings are the language of the soul »
Neale Donald Walsch


In this series of works, the author wants to encourage the viewer to realise and understand the significance of our innate gift – the ability to feel. Let us ask ourselves how much we value this ability to experience joy and sadness, fear and hope, love and passion. Through a riot of colours and textures, the author wants to show us the way to preserve this high value that makes us human.

Feelings are not just an internal mechanism; they are an integral component of our being! Their value cannot be overestimated. They give us content, inspire us to creativity, help us understand ourselves and the world around us. They are a means of self-discovery and transformation, pointing to the true meaning of our existence.

Each work is a call and a reminder that the preservation and development of our feelings is the way to harmony and fullness of life, to realise our goals and dreams!
After all, in this and any other moment, we are the magicians of our inner world, capable of creating a symphony of feelings that fills our lives with meaning and beauty.

There is a great power in feelings that has an impact on more than just our lives, so let's take responsibility for choosing how we feel!