My work is primarily inspired by nature and contemporary philosophy. Often symbolic and confrontational, my watercolors and oil paintings use a cold color palette and impetuous, tactile brushstrokes to convey each character’s expression. In contrast, my sculptures are narrative of nature, composed of gentle, kind forms crafted from wood, cast metals, textiles, resin, ceramics, or stone. They are sculpted in a way that respects the beautiful and honest nature of these materials by engaging with traditional methods such as lost-wax casting in brass, as well as industrial processes like 3D printing, often employing finishes such as gold-leaf plating and adding pieces of jewelry.

I use historical reinterpretation and symbolic situations derived from my research. My compositions are also connected to my own life experiences as an artist, encompassing moments of individual and tranquil contemplation as well as those enriched by collaborative work and the stories of others. As a human being and as a woman, these daily experiences are intricately woven into my art.

What will be our historical narrative about the relationship between humans, technology, and nature in our time within an AI-driven world? In this context, history transforms into a dynamic and adaptable construct, while nature is redefined through hybrid practices intersecting with technology. Artificial intelligence reshapes both fields, acting as both a tool and a lens, altering our perception and interpretation of the past and present. The interaction between AI and these disciplines not only fosters a constant reevaluation of our cultural and historical biased narratives but also raises profound ethical and philosophical questions about our collective bias of the past and how it affects our future. This process challenges us to reconsider our relationship with the environment, technology, and our responsibility towards future generations, prompting us to imagine new forms of coexistence and sustainability.

My work aims to be a window into this uncertain future, inviting reflection and dialogue on how we can build a more balanced and conscious world.