My work explores women in movement and transformation—not only physically, but also spiritually and emotionally.
I am interested in the moments when something within us begins to shift: when we leave behind what no longer fits and move towards something new. My figures often appear in an in-between state, as if they are becoming rather than simply being.
I build and break down the painted surface, allowing forms, textures and traces to emerge and disappear within the layers. This process reflects the inner journey of the figures: a search for balance, identity and a deeper sense of self.
For me, Woman in Motion is about change, vulnerability and strength—the quiet transformation that takes place beneath the surface.