Traveling through mainland Scotland and the Isle of Skye, we crafted a blueprint for inner freedom, independent of external circumstances, and I captured the landscapes and the new states of being in my paintings.

This journey to Scotland was a trekking and painting adventure with my videography team. We charted new routes across Scotland and the Isle of Skye to discover the most unique and picturesque locations, including the majestic Cuillin Ridge. We cooked over open fires and slept in tents, lulled by the sound of the North Atlantic tide. Sometimes I painted in the heavy rain, and nature would co-create with me, as with this piece titled Tale of the Highlands.

There are places in Scotland where you sense something otherworldly. Being there, you feel a transcendence and freedom coursing through your veins like the river of life. For many, the Devil’s Pulpit, not far from Loch Lomond Waterfront - is such a place. This steep gorge cuts through sandstone, revealing a river below with an unusual colour that evokes both vitality and a shiver down your spine.

The code of magic: transforming life with thoughts, intentions, and decisive new actions. Casting a spell and choosing a new reality. This waterfall, featured in 'Harry Potter & The Goblet of Fire,' was painted on-site at Steall Waterfall in Scotland. We camped overnight at the foot of the waterfall. With the first rays of sunlight around 6 am, we set out in silence to paint this beautiful, striking scene of contrasting colours.

When I got back to my studio in London after a soul-liberating journey to Scotland, I kept painting landscapes of similar raw, rigorous beauty, dreaming up my next destinations. This artwork captures the awe-inspiring Skógafoss, one of Iceland’s most famous waterfalls. Its purpose is to bring the waterfall’s powerful, liberating energy into your space—helping you overcome obstacles and fully express your soul’s purpose.

Inspired by Fossá, the tallest waterfall in the Faroe Islands, cascading over 140 meters into the wild North Atlantic, this painting reflects the fearless essence of transformation. If my soul had a form, it would be a waterfall — ever-moving, in every fall, a rebirth. I am neither afraid of heights nor of losing myself in the immensity of the ocean. I know I will always be renewed. I am flexible and fleeting, yet infinitely powerful, as I carry my energy from the source itself. I dream of seeing Fossá in person one day — it feels like the most extraordinary waterfall on Earth, a place of raw, epic beauty.