In my art, I explore two fundamental themes: the resilience of women and the beauty of nature. Both themes are deeply personal and are woven together by my journey and inner reflections.

My work with the theme of women focuses on their life experiences, particularly in relationships that can be toxic and limiting. I aim to reveal vulnerability, not as a weakness but as a source of strength. My paintings capture the nuances of pain, sadness, and struggle, but more importantly, they illuminate the strength, hope, and resilience that emerge from these experiences. I want my art to be a mirror for those moments when a woman finds the courage to redefine herself, facing forward with renewed possibilities.

Nature has a sacred presence in my work. For me, it’s an endless dialogue, a vital source of beauty and peace. My landscapes, plants, and scenes often capture places close to my heart—mainly inspired by my journeys through my homeland. In each piece, I aim to convey the beauty of nature while inviting viewers to reflect on the harm we, as humans, inflict upon it. My work is a call to pause, to observe, and to remember the fragile essence of the world we inhabit.