My artistic journey began with a profound turning point: a coma and near-death experience at the age of three that awakened my mystical sensibility and shaped my artistic vision. Drawing became my first means of expression, leading me on a lifelong journey rooted in magic, shamanism, Qiqong, biodanza/psychodance, and a deep connection with my inner self and the Cosmos.

For me, art is not a choice but a vital need: a way to communicate, heal, and explore dimensions of existence that lie beyond the immediately visible.

My practice emerges from a dialogue between intuition, matter, and my fascination with the Cosmos as an expanded Self. I am drawn to the idea that human consciousness is part of a wider web of existence, where life, nature, and the universe are connected in ways we cannot always perceive. Creation becomes a form of meditation, allowing gestures and images to emerge without imposing a predetermined outcome.

My work explores the concept of errare: to wander and, at the same time, to err; to move without a map, to stray, to get lost, and to find oneself again. This movement reflects both our inner journeys and our place within a universe whose deeper connections remain mysterious.

Every detour opens a possibility. Every fracture reveals a new perspective.

The journey that interests me has no fixed destination. It is an ongoing movement between the inner self and the wider world, between the known and the unknown, the visible and the unseen.

In my paintings, I move away from the straight line and the pursuit of perfection. Emptiness, matter, and gesture become spaces where conscious and unconscious impulses can emerge freely. Like natural forces following their own rhythms, marks and forms develop organically, allowing memory, shadow, silence, and light to surface.

My work often begins with fragments. I recover materials, organic elements, and objects transformed by time, bringing them together to create new forms. Rather than concealing scars and imperfections, I incorporate them into the work, reflecting on how change, rupture, and renewal shape both matter and human experience.

In photography, I seek an unembellished encounter with reality. Grain, shadow, and accident become integral to the image, while the emergence of light through the photographic process echoes my interest in perception, uncertainty, and the gradual revelation of what was previously unseen.