My practice explores the tension between reality and its transformation. Starting from existing images, mainly sourced from second-hand books, I fragment, assemble and confront them with materials, objects, text and movement. From collage to sculpture, installation and video performance, I bring together contrasting temporalities: ancient and contemporary, physical and digital, coldness and warmth. The clinical aesthetic of hospitals, which deeply marked my childhood, inspires me to extract beauty, sensitivity and fragility from cold, rigid environments. Through writing, movement and chance, I create ambiguous realities where images and materials intersect, leaving room for the unexpected and inviting viewers to question what they see.