In progress…
Social media and the gaming industry function like symbolic machines — creating, distorting, and reassembling images, ideas, and emotions.

ON3 L0V3
























The Tower Of Babel
100 x 150 cm / indian ink on canvas / 2025
The work probes the tension between the inner child and the forces shaping it – social constraints, the endless stream of information, the seductive pull of digital realities. If the old Babel collapsed under the weight of divided language, the new one rises through a polyphony of screens and images.
Cartoon Networth
70 x 100 cm / indian ink on cardboard / 2025
Purity of the Heart (tribute to my daughter)
clay / 2025
Love killing the Dragon
70 x 100 cm / indian ink on cardboard / 2025
Bundles (Sticker)
70 x 100 cm / indian ink on cardboard / 2025
Bad Cutie Mark
70 x 100 cm / indian ink on cardboard / 2025
Bricks of Lovers
clay / 2025
Pluriculturalism
70 x 100 cm / indian ink on cardboard / 2025
Toys don’t bite
70 x 100 cm / indian ink on cardboard / 2025
Liquefy
70 x 100 cm / indian ink on cardboard / 2025
A Pony and a Teddy Bear
70 x 100 cm / indian ink on cardboard / 2025
On3 L0v3
clay / 2025
Recycled
70 x 100 cm / indian ink on cardboard / 2025
This work brings together two worlds of childhood — the nostalgic rubber duck and modern pop symbols — creating a dialogue between generations. It reflects how innocence evolves, but remains a constant echo within us
Lost in the Mix
70 x 100 cm / indian ink on cardboard / 2025
TWEETED
70 x 100 cm / indian ink on cardboard / 2025
Robloxed
clay / 2025
Robloxed
70 x 100 cm / indian ink on cardboard / 2025
Mine Locked
clay / 2025
Blocked
70 x 100 cm / indian ink on cardboard / 2025
HEOLL KYTTI
70 x 100 cm / indian ink on cardboard / 2025
Hello Kitty appears distorted, her own form in need of support, holding a teddy bear that serves as both companion and mirror. This tender yet unsettling image constructs a meta-narrative where even the symbols of childhood require care, collapsing the traditional hierarchy between protector and protected.
Hello Pony
clay / 2025
HEOLL KYTTI 2
70 x 100 cm / indian ink on cardboard / 2025
HEOLL KYTTI (distorted outline)
70 x 100 cm / indian ink on cardboard / 2025
Delayed Pony
100 x 100 cm / indian ink on canvas / 2025
The work confronts the shifting values shaped by social media: affection reduced to metrics, identity refracted through the pressure of likes. The Instagram heart becomes both promise and burden, reshaping the emotional landscape of new generations.
Caught between play and performance, the pony lingers in delay — suspended in the tension between innocence and a world where love itself has become quantified.
Family Portrait
70 x 150 cm / indian ink on cardboard / 2025
Selfie posts
3 pieses - 100 x 120 cm / indian ink on canvas / 2025