Creativity came to me late in life. I grew up in an intellectual and scientific family, and at school creativity was not encouraged either. After school I chose to study photography and later psychology. Both of these stimulated my creativity, but slowly and gently. I started doing simple things like arts & crafts, and of course, photography. It was just for fun at first, but it started functioning as therapy, and soon I needed to be creative every day or I would become frustrated. Soon I started widening my scope from arts & crafts, jewellery design and photography to graphic and digital art. The psychological effects of color and art on people has also interested me for a long time. So I decided to combine color therapy and abstract digital art. People loved it and suggested I sell my art so others can also enjoy it.
