Alien Venus is a series of self-portraits about the condition of someone who finds it difficult to inhabit the fact of their own existence. These people spend their lives searching for the point at which they finally feel real — sinking, resurfacing, finding something that seems to hold, and losing it again. Every attempt to build a life inside the world shatters. The pain of this search runs constantly, below the surface, at the frequency of the body itself. Alien Venus captures these people in the moment between. The body becomes a spacesuit and a cocoon simultaneously.
I try to create something that brings me closer to myself. I do not create and try not to support certain trends, styles, vectors of vision. As much as possible, of course, because everything has been created for a long time, and one flows from the other into the third. But each person is more unique, because only he/she/they knows how to feel, based on their own accumulated potential, choose strategies and create something especial. I erase all restrictions, comparisons, my own ideas, expectations, imposed boundaries, value judgments, standards, racing processes. I go into my inner depths.
