Selected Works

My artistic practice unfolds between painting and new media, working with a language that balances between the abstract and the real. My work draws from personal and collective memory, from the notion of identity and the persistence of myth, to compose images that function as palimpsests. Through the layering of traces and surfaces, the works resist a single narrative, instead opening a space for multiple readings, depending on the gaze and experience of the viewer.

In my most recent series I explore the concept of the “idea of things,” using as tools both Plato’s “theory of forms” and the contemporary pursuit of the perfect image, life, or identity. I am intrigued by the enigmatic, by the fact that nothing is ever exactly as it seems. In the journey of seeking the ideal self —as in art— one often begins with a clear goal but, along the way, discovers something else, unexpected. I am drawn to the notion of surprise, and to the way a work of art can open unforeseen paths, for both myself and the viewer.

This ongoing investigation becomes a constant dialogue with memory and oblivion, with individual experience and collective history, but also with the tension between visible surface and invisible depth. My aim is to create a space where viewers can recognize fragments of their own experiences and questions, while reflecting on the elusive nature of the ideal and the unexpected ways it can manifest.

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