My artistic practice explores the tensions between memory, identity, emotions.
Through layered and instinctive painting, I reject formal decorum to reclaim the freedom of the primordial mark, turning the surface into a field of raw, material overlaps. My work navigates between intimate urgencies and collective existential realities: on one hand, the creative act as a visceral necessity reconn

This work marks a reconnection with an impulse discovered in childhood, set aside over time, and resurfaced in adulthood with an urgency I could no longer resist. Painting becomes the physical space to reclaim the freedom of the primordial mark. Through chalk lines, upside-down figures, and piercing stares, the canvas becomes a territory where my inner child dictates the rules once more, finally guiding the adult's hand.

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