“My artistic practice combines drawing, painting, mixed media, sometimes resulting in paper-based installations, often containing recycled materials.
I explore themes vital to our collective future, such as climate change and human rights, focusing particularly on the experiences of women, migrants, and indigenous communities.
By intertwining mythological narratives and shamanic traditions, I connect these ancient stories to contemporary environmental and social struggles, highlighting their timeless and universal relevance. ”

“Mixed media (acrylic, oil, pastel, pencil, gold leaf, crystals, …) evoke multiple perceptions and sensations. Through collage made from pieces of my previous works, torn and reassembled, I construct a concept of time that is not linear but synchronic, where past, present, and future coexist, interweaving possibilities.

In my site-specific installation On Fire, I respond to the recent catastrophic fires around the world - fires caused by climate change, neglect, and greed. I use torn pieces from past works, sewn and collaged into fiery forms, to sublimate destruction into reflection and hope. These pieces, painted directly with my hands during live performances, bear my fingerprints, adding an intimate, human element to the work. This theme of regeneration mirrors my broader artistic practice: seeking new paths and ways forward in the face of crisis.”