I am inspired by Pompeii's art. I also try to echo the layered, weathered textures of ancient walls. My goal isn’t to copy the frescoes, but to capture their spirit — how they turn everyday spaces into living art. I also choose to paint all ladies with that stunning Flavian-era hairstyle I absolutely adore.
This collective inward focus reinforces the stability of the pictorial space — a self-contained, bidimensional world where time feels suspended and the act of making music becomes meditative rather than performative. This visual harmony is disrupted by the presence of a single female figure who looks directly outward, meeting the viewer’s gaze. By doing so, she breaks the invisible boundary between the painted space and real space
 
More information about "Ancient musicians" in my blog article.
check the painting on youtube!