I paint on textile and organic matter. My work speaks of and to the female body, sometimes directly, sometimes through its traces. Fabric and organic material shift between painting and object, becoming a surface that holds intimacy, vulnerability and transformation.

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My work is driven by the tension between attraction and discomfort, concealment and revelation. Material is never neutral; it carries physical, emotional and cultural histories that shape each piece. Rather than offering fixed narratives, my work leaves space for ambiguity, inviting viewers to negotiate what is seen, sensed and imagined.

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The process is a conversation. Each material guides me toward the work it wants to become, and the story I want to tell tells me which material to use. I sew, stain, paint, and dye by hand, working with materials that decay or change over time. The process is slow and physical. Every mark carries the time of its making.