Artist Statement

My work investigates the emotional and symbolic layers that shape human experience. I conceive painting as a language built through color, material, and form. Transparencies, glazes, and superimpositions activate memories, inner states, and silences. I work from the dialogue between what I observe and what I experience. Images take shape through successive decisions that define the presence of the figure and its emotional tone.

My figures allude to women’s experiences and to the expectations that accompany their presence. They sometimes appear with blurred features or as essential presences, opening possibilities for different layers, roles, or masks adopted to meet what is expected of us. These figures occupy scenes that shift the everyday toward the emotional.

I understand painting as a stage where the figure is situated and where atmosphere emerges through color and composition. Vibrant tones and strong contrasts create a space where the visible and the intuitive coexist. My compositions orient themselves toward the invisible—toward what exists in shadow and can resonate more powerfully than what is evident.