She develops a textile practice deeply connected to intimacy, nourished by the experience of her father’s illness and by the sewing gestures transmitted by her mother, a seamstress. Through embroidery, assemblage and ornamentation, she constructs a visual language in which care, memory and repair occupy a central place.

The artist covers organic forms with beads, threads, silicone and precious textures, giving her works a dimension that is both sensitive and almost sacred.