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My work explores misogyny, trauma, mental health, and the experience of living in a female body—shaped by personal and collective pain, chronic illness, immigrant identity, and the stories others entrust to me. I treat the canvas as a physical space that can be torn, stitched, layered, and rebuilt, combining poetic and visceral elements to reflect the body and mind in pain. My art is not meant to be decorative; it is meant to evoke feeling and invite reflection.
My work explores misogyny, trauma, mental health, and the experience of living in a female body—shaped by personal and collective pain, chronic illness, immigrant identity, and the stories others entrust to me. I treat the canvas as a physical space that can be torn, stitched, layered, and rebuilt, combining poetic and visceral elements to reflect the body and mind in pain. My art is not meant to be decorative; it is meant to evoke feeling and invite reflection.
As my practice evolves, I am now exploring additional themes connected to systems of harm, including cultural and spiritual forms of oppression. Recent works such as The Sinner and Lost Faith investigate the emotional and psychological impact of religious abuse, as well as the complex process of losing faith. Alongside these subjects, I am experimenting with new materials, techniques, and ideas as I continue shaping my artistic voice.
As my practice evolves, I am now exploring additional themes connected to systems of harm, including cultural and spiritual forms of oppression. Recent works such as The Sinner and Lost Faith investigate the emotional and psychological impact of religious abuse, as well as the complex process of losing faith. Alongside these subjects, I am experimenting with new materials, techniques, and ideas as I continue shaping my artistic voice.
Across these shifting themes, my work still reaches toward moments of healing, strength, and gentleness—small acts of reclamation within experiences of harm.
Across these shifting themes, my work still reaches toward moments of healing, strength, and gentleness—small acts of reclamation within experiences of harm.
Il mio lavoro esplora la misoginia, il trauma, la salute mentale e l’esperienza di vivere in un corpo femminile—temi plasmati dal dolore personale e collettivo, dalla malattia cronica, dall’identità di immigrata e dalle storie che gli altri mi affidano. Considero la tela come uno spazio fisico che può essere strappato, cucito, stratificato e ricostruito, combinando elementi poetici e viscerali per riflettere il corpo e la mente nel dolore. La mia arte non è pensata per essere decorativa; è nata per evocare emozioni e invitare alla riflessione.
Man mano che la mia ricerca evolve, sto esplorando nuovi temi legati ai sistemi di oppressione, inclusi quelli culturali e spirituali. Opere recenti come The Sinner e Lost Faith indagano l’impatto emotivo e psicologico dell’abuso religioso e il complesso processo di perdita della fede. Parallelamente, sto sperimentando nuovi materiali, tecniche e idee mentre continuo a definire la mia voce artistica.
Pur attraversando temi mutevoli, il mio lavoro continua a cercare momenti di guarigione, forza e delicatezza—piccoli gesti di forza dentro esperienze dolorose
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