Creating has always been part of my nature. From an early age, art became a way of giving form to what I could not always put into words.

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My first references came from the people and places that shaped my childhood. In my father’s workshop, I discovered the pleasure of building, transforming and working with materials. From my grandmother, I learned to embroider and to appreciate the delicacy of the handmade gesture. These experiences continue to inform my fascination with matter, texture and the creative process.

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I am drawn to experimentation and to the dialogue between colour, materials and textures. Nature, animals and the human figure are recurring sources of inspiration, through which I explore emotion, memory and inner states.

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My work moves between figuration and abstraction, between reality and imagination. At its core is an ongoing search for the connection between emotion and image — an open space where intuition, material and meaning come together.