I’m drawn to everything that feeds my five senses. They are the connection to the world. They are the world.

Unlike most artists these days I am not at all interested in involving politics into art.

On the contrary. I seek freedom, independence, almost the absence of any politics.

Freedom does not mean randomness, coincidence or excessiveness. What I mean by freedom is the enhancement oft he aesthetic sensitivity.

In order to find new forms, rhythms, and compositions I let the different mediums influence each other. For example, I may take a photo from a painting and use it as part of a composition on the computer. This line of work, in turn, has influence on the painting process. I compare it to improvisation in jazz. You have to know your material really well. And then you have to let go.

A picture evolves in the head of a viewer. Every viewer will see something else, depending on his or her culture, origin and experience.

I want to feed the visual senses of a viewer. Life and therefore the world is complicated and irritating at times. So are my pictures. But there is also rhythm and rhyme in all the mess. I hope the viewer will find inspiration, attentiveness, stimulation, and beauty.