Art, creativity and imagination have been part of my world from an early age. Growing up in a family with a long tradition in tailoring, I developed a sensitivity to detail, texture and form. My creative path began with fashion sketching and portrait drawing before evolving into painting.
There was a period when painting became silent. Finding my way back required a deeper personal shift. When I returned, I developed my own signature technique and began painting with an intensity I could never have imagined. The technique is both my artistic language and part of my identity, giving each painting its distinctive sense of motion.
My paintings are built on two levels: they begin with a memory, observation or story while carrying meaning beyond their visual narrative. Both levels come together in the statement at the heart of my work:
“What we see often depends on how we choose to look.”
Four interconnected collections form the framework of my work: Hour, Noir, Lemon and Tribute to Nature. Across them, luminous paintings bring warmth and energy, while dark-toned works carry elegance and strength.
Nature remains deeply rooted in my inspiration. Impressionism has influenced me since I was young, and I have always been drawn to its ability to capture motion and the present moment. Time is another defining element of my work and forms the foundation of the Hour Collection, my tribute to one of the most valuable dimensions.
