Rooted in alchemy and intuition, her hollow busts

approach the female form as a vessel of

metamorphosis and inner expression, reflecting

strength, vulnerability, desire, power,

and fluid identity.

Containers for both absence and potential, they’re an

archive of memory rather than idealized objects.

She explores the dialogue between presence and

absence, object and viewer, past and becoming.

Imperfections, fractures, and absences are integral to

her sculptural language, reflecting the internal cracks

we all carry.

Each work becomes a gesture of reclaiming what is

often unspoken, repressed, or forgotten.

Silent storytellers, whispering tales of love, loss, and

everything in between, a visceral expression of the

human heart, laying bare its triumphs and tragedies.

They are haunting monuments to the tangled brilliance

of being alive, where spiritual and material are

interwoven, representing the interconnectedness of all,

with change as the emblem of absolute truth.

Her goal is not only aesthetic, but existential:

to create spaces of recognition and resonance.

While her research evolves continuously, it remains

anchored in emotional truth, material symbolism, and

the belief that art can offer healing and reconnection.

The originality of her work lies in the intersection of

personal experience, philosophical inquiry, and a

material vision that uses sculpture to question and

narrate the human experience, particularly the female

experience, with authenticity and vulnerability.