“My practice explores the tensions between reality and its transformation. I often begin with existing images — primarily sourced from second-hand books — which I fragment, assemble, alter and confront with materials, objects, text or movement. Collage is the starting point of my practice, but it has gradually expanded into sculpture, installation and video performance.

I am interested in traces of time, the body, architecture and images that transcend different eras. My work seeks to bring together temporalities and realities that may seem incompatible: the ancient and the contemporary, the physical and the digital, the constructed and the accidental, coldness and warmth.
The clinical aesthetic of the hospital, which deeply marked my childhood, is an important reference in my work. I am drawn to its cold light, rigid material

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