Salviri Art is an artistic direction within the Salviri project, focused on creating paintings and interior panels. It develops through two contrasting techniques: textured 3D panels with relief surfaces and abstract works created with alcohol inks.

In the 3D panels, I work with composition, stencils, and plaster-based materials that create relief and give the works a sense of depth, texture, and monumentality. For me, this technique is connected to themes of memory, antiquity, traces of time, and material presence within space.

In contrast, the alcohol ink works are based on lightness, transparency, movement, and the unpredictability of the material. They speak about the present moment, living energy, fluidity, and the feeling of being here and now.

Salviri Art also involves young designers in the creative process. Through this collaboration, the project becomes not only a space for my own artistic research, but also a platform for shared experimentation, exchange of ideas, and the development of new visual languages.

Salviri Art explores how different materials and techniques can express opposite states: heaviness and lightness, memory and the moment, monumentality and movement. Through paintings and interior panels, the project creates objects that do not simply decorate an interior, but add a deeper emotional and visual layer to the space.