“Impressionism always excites emotionally when you come into contact with the works of the best masters. Monet is one of them. A series of works with water lilies, created during the period when his vision was leaving him, he wrote with his soul. Confidence and trembling of the hand are felt in every stroke... To convey this in my works has become the main task. The tenderness of the buds lying on a leaf quivering from the water, and the stems going into the abyss... "

Many artists turn to mythological themes in their work. Here, you see a contemporary interpretation of Undine, reimagined through the artist’s vision. Bathed in moonlight, the feminine figure enchants men with her beauty and song—yet those who succumb to her charm become entangled in her flowing hair and perish. The artist delicately conveys the fragility of human relationships through quartz plates, etched with the entwined bodies of lovers in the intricate technique of intaglio. On the reverse side, the body of a man is shown falling into the depths, consumed by love for this mysterious woman. This image is rendered in monochrome enamel painting, capturing the drama and allure of the myth.

Gold, fire opal, hot enamel