Visitors say that they see a new, alternative style in my paintings. I believe they find some kind of tranquility in my works. This tranquility lies deep in the heart of nature and green is the main color to relay this sense. As a result of this acceptance, a majority of my 99 paintings created in the past 30 years have been sold in recent exhibitions. Such enthusiasm, of course, encouraged me to stage more exhibitions.

The main feature in my paintings is “green” factor found in natural settings such as farms, plants and particularly trees. Trees have various forms, colors and outfits that add a unique beauty to the nature. The nature’s green element indicates life, growth and evolution. One can find life wherever there is the green of nature. Scenic forests, green orchards, expansive farms and green pastures are in fact the results of my mental and visual inspiration. You can establish a special relation with trees by combining passion and precise vision.
Some trees are bulky, some tall and some small. This beauty can be very exciting if noticed carefully. Also, the colors of trees and plants scattered in nature create charming contrasts under sunlight. Rays of sunlight or moonlight through the trees will double the beauty of the whole setting.

Paintings in this collection are generally my impressions of nature through a lifetime. Some of them have been painted consciously, and some others subconsciously. They are manifestations of my mentality; none of them has ever been inspired by an external theme. In other words, none of the paintings represent a specific setting or a particular scene. They are purely mental and experimental expressions.
Therefore, it is impossible to match my paintings with reality and the title “Nature in Vision” refers to this fact. No fixed rule has been observed in painting these works. For instance, perspectives and dimensions may seem odd in some cases; just as human imagination does not follow any rules. An absolutely free choice of colors has been used to represent the nature while light beams have been applied for separation of scenes.
Single colors will be no more than elements in a work of art; like words in a literary criticism. However, when combined with other elements, they create fascinating scenes which become innovative works. Accordingly, human imagination records scenes of nature in special forms. Reflection of mentalities and recollections to visualize painting is a process of recalling past experiences. Consequently, natural scenes in one’s mind float between dream and reality.