Archangel Sophia

Medium/Technology: Mixed Media

Size: 73 cm x 53 cm x 2 cm

Style: Expressionism

Year of creation: 2021

The work won second place at the Golden Time Talent international art competition in London in 2022. The Archangel Mother Sophia, mother of all angels, strives to reveal the secret of life and suffers physical and emotional abuse in the process. These experiences lead to deep insights into the universe, causing her to outshine all angels in greatness and wisdom and showing that new consciousness can grow out of humiliation.

Letting go

Medium/Technology: Acrylic & Mixed Media

Size: 42 cm x 32 cm x 1,5 cm

Style: Expressionism

Year of creation: 2021

The work took third place in the Interior Painting category at the Golden Time Talent 2022 international competition. The picture formally depicts letting go. Letting go has a deep and multifaceted meaning and can refer to situations, people, problems and emotions. It is about detaching oneself from something in order to make room for something new or to protect oneself and grow.

Energy - Divine Spark

Medium/Technology: Mixed Media

Size: 51 cm x 41 cm x 1,5 cm

Style: Expressionism

Year of creation: 2021

The work won third place in the Original Art category at the Golden Time Talent 2024 international competition.

We are much more than just bodies, thoughts and feelings!

Above the level of intuition, there are even higher levels of consciousness. The highest vibrational frequency is found in our innermost core, our divine spark, our Higher Self. 

This high-frequency energy, with which we all came into the world, is known by different names in all cultures. The Russians call it 'bioplasma', the ancient Egyptians called it 'Ka', the Kahunas in Hawaii speak of 'Mana', the Hindus in India call it 'Prana', the Chinese speak of 'Chi', the Japanese of "Ki", and for Christians this energy is simply called 'Light'. 

'You are light,' Christ says to us humans, 'you are the light of the world.'

Ginkgo biloba

Medium/Technology: Acryl on canvas

Size: 49 cm x 49 cm x 1 cm

Style: Painting

Year of creation: 2021

The dioecious ginkgo tree, originally from China, symbolises rebirth for the Japanese and represents the female yin (gentleness) and male yang (vitality) in Chinese philosophy. ☯ 

It is revered by the Japanese and Chinese, who make wishes under it. The ginkgo is a symbol of hope, fertility, invincibility and long life. Often referred to as the temple tree or lucky tree, it was also immortalised by Goethe in his poem 'Ginkgo biloba' as a symbol of love and friendship.

The Univers/Cosmos 

Medium/Technology: Watercolor

Size: 42 cm x 32 cm x 1,5 cm

Style: Expressionism

Year of creation: 2021

The work took second place in the Interior Painting category at the Golden Time Talent 2022 international competition.

The painting depicts the feeling when two harmonious and complete personalities find each other for love. ❤ 

In reality, however, true love is rarely encountered. Often, 'love' is used arbitrarily and understood as something that can be possessed. Erich Fromm noted: 'There is no such thing as "thing-like" love. Love is a productive activity that requires interest and care and enriches life.' Based on possession, such love stifles the freedom of the partner.

Luna

This work is only available as a print or NFT.

Medium/Technology: Watercolor

Size: 73 cm x 53 cm x 1,5 cm

Style: Painting

Year of creation: 2022

The work took third place in the Art Original Genre category at the Golden Time Talent 2024 international competition.

Luna, the Roman goddess of the moon, embodies femininity, whereas women in the 21st century often lose their feminine qualities. Alexei Ardalin emphasises that harmony in relationships is created through the exchange of energies. In his view, women should preserve their feminine energy in order to avoid conflict and imbalance. Every member of the family should know their place and live in harmony with nature.

The Miracle

Medium/Technology: Mixed Media

Size: 80 cm x 60 cm x 2 cm

Style: Expressionism

Year of creation: 2023

The work took second place in the Decor category at the Golden Time Talent 2023 international competition.

The moon is a symbol of femininity, conception and motherhood. In the foreground is a pregnant woman who, thanks to her own power and strength of femininity, carries a miracle within her that ultimately represents her own universe. The mirror panels are attached so that the viewer understands that he or she is also a miracle. 🥰

The work should reflect greater self-esteem to the viewer.

Goddess Hera

Medium/Technology: Mixed Media

Size: 80 cm x 60 cm x 1,5 cm

Style: Expressionism

Year of creation: 2025

In 2025, numerology will be influenced by the Nine of the Major Arcana, which symbolises completion and reflection.

In my work, I combine these aspects with the depiction of the goddess Hera, wife of Zeus and queen of the gods. Hera represents marriage, family and fidelity – values that I admire. The peacock feathers represent her all-seeing eyes, while the sceptre shows her power.

The image is intended to encourage reflection on personal values and resolutions for 2025.☺

Spring

Medium/Technology: Watercolor

Size: 51 cm x 41 cm x 2 cm

Style: Realism

Year of creation: 2020

Spring unfolds its splendour in a delicate sea of cherry blossoms that adorn the sky like clouds of pink and white. The sweet scent of the blossoms fills the air, while gentle breezes make the petals dance. Amidst this fascinating natural spectacle, I found my inspiration: the fragile blossoms symbolise transience and renewal, and their bright colours stimulate my creativity. Each brushstroke becomes an expression of the hope and beauty of life, captured in the moment of blossoming.

Gaia (Mythology)

Medium/Technology: Watercolor

Size: 42 cm x 31 cm x 2 cm

Style: Expressionism

Year of creation: 2021

The work took third place at the Golden Time Talent international art competition in London in 2024. Gaia, the Greek goddess of the Earth, is considered in mythology to be the personification of the Earth and one of the first divine beings. In Hesiod's Theogony, she emerges from chaos; in Hyginus, Aether and Hemera are her parents. The modern Gaia hypothesis sees the Earth as a complex, interconnected, self-regulating system in which all life and the inanimate environment interact closely.