Art Statement
Gesture as language.
Across image, text, and sound, I question how meaning is built, broken, and rebuilt.
My work grows from rhythm, repetition, and physical resistance, where the body becomes the tool. Sound, movement, and painting are part of the same action. Each mark records a dance between body, tool, and surface.
I approach art as research, testing limits, turning complex ideas into simple visual forms.
Bio
Self-taught multidisciplinary artist with a background in political science, journalism, and languages. She has worked as a researcher, writer, educator, and independent publisher, contributing to public discourse through media and institutional contexts.
Along side this path, she performed as a professional dancer and musician, collaborating with recognized artists across disciplines. This experience influenced her approach to knowledge — from theory to lived experience — and remains central to how movement and rhythm shape her work.
Today, her practice operates at the intersection of research, movement, and visual communication, through different materials and formats.
Writing & Ongoing Research
Essays and studio notes accompanying the artistic research are published regularly on Substack.