I imagine each piece
as a symbol, a talisman, or an invitation
to hold a positive thought within yourself
People often describe me as a warm, curious, and intuitive person — someone with whom they feel comfortable sharing their doubts, their joys, and their wildest or most unconventional dreams.
My paintings are an extension of who I am. I imagine them as companions on your journey: gentle, supportive presences that stand by your side in all the adventures you choose to explore — whether to comfort you, uplift you, or encourage you.
Inspired by the Japanese philosophy of Wabi Sabi, which honours the beauty of imperfection, my creative process seeks to reveal the harmony that emerges from the unexpected, the unpredictable, and the spontaneous, without the need to control everything.
It is with this same intention that the white curves come to life and unfold across my canvases. They remind us that our paths are not straight lines; they take shape through detours, obstacles, trials, new beginnings, and serendipity.
Miha
Angelova
That’s why it mattered to me to imagine each piece as a symbol, a talisman, or an invitation to hold a positive thought within yourself — and to pair it with a quote from a historical figure, to remind you that you are not alone, that others have walked this path before you.
