I paint with Apple Pencil on my iPad, using digital oil brushes and infinite colours. I paint almost in white — shades so light they are almost white. The oil texture is very creamy, and I paint stroke by stroke, it is very calming. I always begin with a pencil sketch of a graceful subject, and then I paint over it, until I reach something that feels right. I usually stop before it is completely finished, and the paintings have that effect.

I paint because I love the tactile experience of painting with digital oils; this combination of technique and traditional medium, so contemporary and modern, on an iPad. But also because I want to translate into paintings a way of seeing the world: luminous, minimalist, aesthetic, ordered, delicate and beautiful. And I want to show my children such a world in the paintings in their home, and in my paintings which I hope to bring to them one day through books, educational materials, or even an art catalogue.

I am from Turda, Cluj County, Romania. I have a small family — my husband and two children. Painting is not my only occupation; alongside caring for my home and children I also work from home, for a company where I take care of organisation and order, in a few words.

All my paintings appear in the fine art prints section and in my painting journal, and also on my Pinterest account.

I hope these paintings will one day form art catalogues or books, appealing to children and their mothers alike — because I also love to paint contemporary, timeless, architectural fashion, and the women in my paintings are dressed that way.