Présentation

I’m interested in how we connect—with each other, with ourselves, and with the world around us. My work comes from a place of curiosity and reflection. I pull from literature, philosophy, psychology, and the visual noise of mass media and pop culture—not to make statements, but to ask questions.  After years working in graphic design, I started to feel the need to make something more personal. Something slower, more human. That’s when I began building a multidisciplinary practice, letting painting, drawing, and visual language become ways to explore communication, empathy, and what it means to live with both joy and uncertainty.  There’s often a mix of optimism and anxiety in my work. Power and vulnerability. Stillness and movement. I try to use as little as possible—just enough to hold a feeling or a thought. I’m drawn to simplicity not because it’s easy, but because it leaves space—for interpretation, for emotion, for breath.  At the core of it all, I’m trying to create moments where people can pause. Even briefly. And maybe feel a little less alone.

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