I have always drawn, painted, and stuck various things together with plasticine and modeling clay. My mother introduced me to various visual arts, classes connected with painting, drawing and the history of art. I think that my mother noticed that I had had some inherent skills with my hands and an intrinsic need to create. As a child I was never satisfied with the results of my works and I was unconvinced of my abilities. That is why I usually destroyed everything. One day I took part in classes associated with painting and I drew what I thought was a boring still life. When my teacher saw it she was impressed and she said that I had great talent. At that time I thought that it was unnecessary to participate in those kinds of classes. I preferred hanging out with my friends without any purpose rather than going to extra lessons. As a teenager I gave up creating things and forsook everything for 19 years. Although I did not create anything during that time, I do not think that time was lost because that period molded my personality. However, I have always felt the need to create since it helped me to find serenity. Nowadays, I do everything I can that brings me satisfaction. I do my best and I am not interested in other things. The process of creating something out of nothing is not an easy task especially when it comes to jewelry. Firstly, I strive to consider everything. I am sometimes forced to design something but I usually have everything already in my mind. I always consider functionality, aesthetics and technique. The process of materializing the design is time-consuming. Many people do not realize how much time I spend to realize my plans.