ART 

My artistic practice begins with the body and its way of telling stories through time. I paint the way one breathes, allowing the gesture to find its own direction, guided by music, by the environment, and by what resonates within me. In my visual research, color becomes a voice, a trace of presence, a
landscape where what cannot be spoken can finally appear.
In recent years, my work has become increasingly intertwined with the communities I encounter. I start from their stories and traditions, listening to their memories, their rhythms, their way of inhabiting the world. These narratives first become poetry, and then they take shape in visual art, performance, or painting. Through this exchange, the artwork becomes something shared, something born from a collective breath rather than a solitary gesture. Artbecomes a space of connection, care, and shared storytelling.