Nicoleta Gallery, Berlin, Germany

Between Selves

In February 2026, Between Selves was presented as part of an international digital exhibition at Nicoleta Gallery in Berlin, Germany, through the ArtBoxy exhibition platform.

The exhibition brought together contemporary artists from different countries, creating a virtual space for artistic dialogue beyond geographical boundaries. Through ArtBoxy’s international exhibition network, the artwork reached audiences across Europe and beyond.

Between Selves explores themes of identity, reflection and personal transformation. The charcoal portrait focuses on the space between different versions of the self — the visible and the hidden, the past and the present, certainty and change.

Presented within an international exhibition context, the work invited viewers to reflect on the fluid nature of identity and the ongoing process of self-discovery. The digital format allowed the artwork to engage with a global audience while remaining connected to the intimate and emotional qualities of charcoal portraiture.

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Casa del Arte, Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Echoes of Time

In February 2026, Echoes of Time was presented as part of an international digital exhibition at Casa del Arte in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, through the ArtBoxy exhibition platform.

The exhibition brought together contemporary artists from different countries, creating an international environment for artistic exchange and cultural dialogue. Through ArtBoxy’s global exhibition network, the artwork was introduced to audiences beyond geographical borders, connecting viewers through shared human experiences and emotions.

Echoes of Time explores themes of memory, resilience and the passage of time. Created in charcoal, the portrait reflects the traces that life leaves behind: experiences, challenges, wisdom and moments that shape personal identity over the years.

Rather than focusing solely on physical appearance, the artwork seeks to capture emotional presence and the quiet strength that emerges through lived experience. The expression of the portrayed figure invites reflection on aging not as decline, but as a record of growth, endurance and human dignity.

Presented within an international exhibition context, Echoes of Time encouraged viewers to consider the stories carried within every face and the lasting impressions that remain long after moments have passed. The digital exhibition format allowed the work to engage with a diverse international audience while maintaining the intimacy and emotional depth characteristic of charcoal portraiture.

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Lieu Historique National des Forts-de-Lévis, Québec, Canada

The Greatest Muhammad Ali

In February 2026, The Greatest Muhammad Ali was presented as part of an international digital exhibition at Lieu Historique National des Forts-de-Lévis in Québec, Canada, through the ArtBoxy exhibition platform.

The exhibition brought together contemporary artists from different countries, creating an international environment for artistic exchange and cultural dialogue. Through ArtBoxy’s global exhibition network, the artwork reached audiences beyond geographical boundaries and connected with viewers from diverse cultural backgrounds.

The Greatest Muhammad Ali is a charcoal portrait dedicated to one of the most influential figures in sports history. More than a representation of a legendary boxer, the artwork reflects the qualities that made Muhammad Ali an enduring symbol of courage, determination, conviction and resilience.

Created in charcoal, the portrait explores both physical strength and inner character. It seeks to capture the focus, discipline and humanity that defined Ali throughout his life and career. The work also invites reflection on perseverance, personal belief and the impact one individual can have far beyond the boundaries of sport.

Presented within an international exhibition context, The Greatest Muhammad Ali encouraged viewers to consider themes of ambition, identity and personal strength. The digital format allowed the artwork to engage with a global audience while preserving the emotional depth and expressive qualities of contemporary charcoal portraiture.

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