To Atthis, a poem written by Sappho and two ball point pen drawings

These drawings are about the sad story of a girl who had to leave Sappho's thaissos to marry a man who was living somewhere in Sardis. Even if she was shining among the Lydian women she was not happy. She was missing Atthis and the life they shared at Sappho's Thaissos.

To Atthis

Though in Sardis now,
she things of us constantly

and of the life we shared.
She saw you as a goddess
and above all your dancing gave her deep joy.

Now she shines among Lydian women like
the rose-fingered moon
rising after sundown, erasing all

stars around her, and pouring light equally
across the salt sea
and over densely flowered fields

lucent under dew. Her light spreads
on roses and tender thyme
and the blooming honey-lotus.

Often while she wanders she remem-
bers you, gentle Atthis,
and desire eats away at her heart

for us to come.

The portrait of the poet Sappho

The portrait of the poet Sappho with her violet tiara, acrylic on canvas painting

Wormhole

My ball point pen drawing of the cosmic matter passing through a wormhole, changing it's color to red at the entrance and to blue at the exit due to the Doppler effect

The chemistry laboratory

The chemistry laboratory, a painting I've made by the year 2000, when I was 14

A face hidden in the sun

Most people, especially kids tend tu humanize the sun painting it with eyes and mouth 👄.
Today I've painted a face hidden in the sun too.

A star deformed by the gravitational field of a black hole

A star deformed by the gravitational field of a black hole, acrylic on canvas painting

A star deformed by the gravitational field of a super massive space object

These are mt ball point pen drawings of a giant blue star deformed by the strong gravitational field of a super massive space object