Her artistic journey was driven by an  authentic

urgency to transform pain into peace. Shaped

by a strict cultural upbringing, the challenges

of navigating a fragmented identity, the

cost of choosing peace and freedom, and

ongoing health struggles, she found resilience

through creativity. After years of moving across

countries, disciplines, and roles, sculpture

emerged as her essential language. It became

both a form of healing and a means of self-discovery,

allowing her to process emotion, find peace, and

reclaim purpose. Self-taught, without a formal

artistic education, she developed an intimate,

unconventional, and deeply personal approach.

She continues to work and develop new works in Milan,

actively contributing to the contemporary art scene.