The process of creating a linocut begins with developing a sketch or composition, which is then transferred onto a linoleum block. Using special carving tools, I carefully cut out the negative spaces, leaving the areas that will hold the ink. The surface is then rolled with ink and pressed onto paper, revealing the image in reverse. Each print carries unique textures and imperfections that give it character and authenticity. The entire process combines precision, patience, and the expressive spontaneity of handmade art.