My work begins with a relationship.

A relationship between people and place.

Between nature and culture.

Between what we are and what we might become.

Through painting, installation and participatory projects, I create conditions where time, matter and human experience can meet.

Art, for me, is a form of research: a dynamic process that extends beyond traditional boundaries, engaging with other fields of inquiry to explore complex questions about how we live.

Through immersive experiences, I invite people to reconnect with life as a process in constant transformation.

In my paintings, water, air, heat, and colour become both materials and metaphors, traces of a living, vital principle.

My site-specific installations combine natural elements, technology and human participation, revealing the interdependence between people and their surroundings.