My work is poETIC and poLITICAL.

The personal is political and art is necessary.
Thus my work is an incessant and intimate reflection

unfolding synergistically

on both the political and the poetic levels

in a constant dialogue.

Women, systemic violence and time

are the main interlacing threads I use in my art practice

to look into relationships.
Thus delving into the complexity of humankind and rejecting simplification.

CONNECTIONS are my lead,
I advocate for cooperation in place of competition.

My art is both conceptual and intuitive,

it speaks a symbolic language and aims to connect with observers on a non-rational plane,

leaving room for an encounter with themselves.

I use art to question, speak out and heal shame, oppression, abuse.
And to unveil invisible worlds.
I want my artwork to promote collective repair.

I’m a multidisciplinary artist

as I like to experiment mixing different media and techniques,

contaminating them too.
I feel constrained by labels and I strongly relate to Virginia Woolf’s words

I AM NOT ONE AND SIMPLE BUT COMPLEX AND MANY.