It is a rather interesting story. I learned stained glass and fusing when I studied at the State Academy of Arts. Then I became an art professor at the Academy of Arts. In 2012, I made a window for a class of children I was teaching, and that was a trigger for me. In 2020, I opened my workshop.

First of all, I visualise the design in my mind. Then I draw it. After choosing the right colour combinations for the glass, I cut pieces of glass according to the drawing. I assemble them with copper tape and fasten the gaps with tin. I add the finishing touches. And if I need metal, I will prepare a drawing and order it from a master.

The place where I live influences my art as well as the regions I see while touring our country. I feel it necessary to reflect on my culture, and on how I can convey traditional, national concepts in a modern way.

It is essential to know and understand colour schemes and combinations, warm colours and cold colours. Aspiring stained glass artisans should study Tiffany style glass composition, stained glass, fusing and painting.