Each still life I create is like a dance, guided by instinct and rhythm.

 Here is my process: I first collect and observe the intangible—emotions, narratives, and patterns that shape us. I bring these unseen elements into form using structures and tactile compositions. My Ideas often emerge as dreams or insights, and to capture them fast I use objects I find around me: flower shops, forests and oceans, flea markets and random shops around the corner … So in the studio I translate subconscious experiences into still life compositions. This process often reveals certain patterns in human experience. This allows me to give form to what I carry and ultimately let it go.

Art and Exhibitions

Each series is fluid and intuitive, often taking weeks or months to prepare. My studio practice, much like meditation, requires presence and surrender. The photographs at the end act as anchors or portals—stories that no longer belong solely to me, but offer others a way to connect and reflect.