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My work begins where the surface breaks.

I don’t make art to retell the trauma—I make art to show the wound and claim it.

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Through painting and sculpture, installation and performance I manipulate materials to investigate fragility as both a device of memory and a source of transformative power.

I am drawn to what persists at the margins: untold stories and daily gestures, invisible memories and childhood shadows. There I meet my own beginning—not as a place of fear, but as a space I can now hold.

The trauma steps back; the little girl I was steps forward. I choose how to wear the scar and I reconnect with the self beneath it.

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My practice explores how roots and rupture articulate new systems of meaning, weaving connections between identity and metamorphosis.

I work with fabrics and scraps, everyday fragments and natural elements that become bodies and witnesses. They carry both the mark and the mending.

Sewing and tearing, knotting and binding become rituals of care: gestures that attempt to heal inner fractures while destabilizing fixed spatial and identity categories.

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My art seeks a balance between the monumental and the delicate, between what remains and what flees, between voice and silence. It invites the viewer to meet the edge: the point where beauty and fracture lean against each other, where scars become a map.

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