My work begins with drawing. Line is the first language I ever trusted, and it remains the foundation of everything I make. Through graphite, watercolor, and paint, I construct quiet psychological worlds where memory, intuition, and inner narrative intersect. Figures, animals, and symbols emerge not as illustrations, but rather as carriers of emotional states, thresholds between the seen and the felt.
My childhood was marked by constant movement and the tension between two parents shaped by vastly different worlds. In that uncertainty, and at times volatility, there was rarely space for my own voice. I developed both a heightened instinct for protection and a rich inner world that became a place of refuge.
My childhood was marked by constant movement and the tension between two parents shaped by vastly different worlds. In that uncertainty, and at times volatility, there was rarely space for my own voice. I developed both a heightened instinct for protection and a rich inner world that became a place of refuge.