Early in my artistic career, I was introduced to the exhilarating world of Formula 1 racing. The thrill of the races compelled me to bring pen to paper, capturing the dynamic race cars. Initially, my renderings were photographic and precise, earning me consideration for a rendering position at Porsche in Germany, though I was already engaged in artwork for a Formula 2 driver.
As a professional abstract artist, I sought a more expressive interpretation of race cars, focusing on the key element: the thrill of movement. Capturing velocity became central to my art, making viewers feel as if they were on the racetrack themselves.
My work has taken me around the world, from driver events and pit lane photography to test drives in Italy. These experiences have enriched my art and provided unique perspectives on the racing world.
Though racing and race car art are male-dominated fields, I don't focus on gender aspects. Barriers exist to be broken, and I embrace the challenge. My passion lies in the race and the interpretation of its movement, sharing my race art creations with the world.
