My artistic practice explores women and the human experience through analog collage and mixed media. Addressing contemporary social issues, I embrace a tactile approach in response to the digital world. Techniques like cutting, tearing, layering, and reassembling paper harmonize the physicality of the medium with concepts of fragmentation and reconstruction of personal and collective identities. Working exclusively with paper-based materials provides a grounding while offering freedom to manipulate, reuse, and transform images into novel narratives that evolve continuously.

Collage inspires my work, drawing from diverse sources like women’s issues, literature, music, and social themes. Some concepts initiate a piece, while others arise spontaneously from a single image. This dynamic balance between idea and intuition guides the imagery, creating opportunities for discovery and growth.

My aspiration is to engage viewers visually and conceptually, inviting them to explore the surface and underlying meanings of each collage.