My art practice is inspired by Goethe’s words, “…architecture is frozen music”. My aim is to demonstrate my belief that architecture must evolve into something that, with its form, satisfies a spiritual thinking and into an artistic as well as cultural container.

As I listen to music, I perceive the movement of musical notes and gain a deeper understanding of its inner structure. Music emerges from the interplay of different sounds from various musical instruments, all connected by musical principles, which give rise to diverse 'musical images.'

I capture the sounds and movements of music on canvas using geometry, creating a free form representation as if I were finalizing architectural plans, believing that architectural concepts can share common ideas with musical composition.

In the beginning of the finale of Organ Symphony composed by C. Saint-Saens, the resonant chordal sound of the organ enters, and the strings begins to play the main theme that flows like a calm river. Then, the theme develops into a majestic sound orchestrated with brass, percussion and organ. This piece of painting represents my own way of expressing music in geometry, creating expressions of processes with an inner character.