The roots of my inspiration lie in my multiethnic family, my political activism, my travels, and the transformative experience of motherhood. These elements are reflected in my works, contributing to creating a dialogue with many diversities and perspectives.  

 

When I was a child, my mother was impatient because of my slow walk, I observed everything.  

 

Every leaf had a different texture, the sun reflected differently on each face, the folds of fabrics moved with those who wore them, and every wall told the passage of those who had been there. 

 

Today, through my artistic work, I strive to explore and narrate the intricate relationships between humans and the stories we weave in the complex plot of life. The camera, for me, is a synthesis of reflections, a means through which I capture significant moments and present them as open windows into the complexity of existence. 

 

The themes that permeate my interests embrace motherhood, generational trauma, globalization and how it has transformed the fabric of our society, 

 

Through my lens, I seek to give voice to these pressing issues, immersing myself in the nuances of often overlooked or little-known stories. This fusion aims to capture not only the visible reality but also the emotional essence underlying human experiences.