Welcome in, Ljiljana!
Merging human figures with nature and celestial elements is ambitious work, and the fact that you're aiming for calm rather than spectacle tells me you're thinking carefully about what each layer contributes.
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Hi! 👋 The celestial-themes instinct is exactly the chase, blending human and nature into something bigger than both. How long have you been working in acrylic?
The celestial angle pulls me in. I shoot a lot of quiet urban stuff, but there's something about work that reaches for that calm-wonder feeling you're describing. Looking forward to seeing how you blend those elements.