My artistic practice emerges from a deep-seated need to understand and reflect on contemporary societal phenomena. I am particularly interested in how vulnerability can become a point of connection, an essential counterpoint to the fragmented realities of our time.

Recurring themes in my work include human and environmental fragility, our evolving relationship with nature, gender invisibility, representations of femininity and mythological figures. 

While the medium I use often shifts in response to the subject, ranging from performance to video, installation, or sculpture, drawing remains the core of my visual language. Water-based media offer a space where control and spontaneity intersect, allowing me to combine precise, graphic structures with intuitive, surreal elements. The human figure frequently merges with botanical or animal forms, suggesting a kinship with non-human life as a source of resilience, grace, and adaptability.