My practice is focused on feelings such as fear, sadness, depression, rejection, and trauma, as well as the pressure that comes from living in a society where we are constantly expected to adapt, perform, belong, and define ourselves. I am a reserved but curious person, so my art practice has become a space as a therapy where I can look at my emotional states and give them a material form through shapes, symbols, colors, and characters.
My installations develop emotions in a physical space. Instead of keeping them contained within a single image, I use drawing, painting, textile, objects, and the surrounding environment to create spaces where these feelings can become immersive and tangible

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