About

My artistic practice explores the interplay between digital technologies and material processes. It is deeply rooted in my background in architecture and my fascination with geometry and spatial perception.

My works translate immaterial concepts into form—shaped by my perspective as a woman and mother. I work across disciplines, moving between architecture, textiles, ceramics, and, more recently, an intensified focus on printmaking. Techniques such as screen printing and relief printing serve as tools to create a dialogue between the controlled precision of digital tools and the traces of the analogue—the irregularities of the human hand. These processes are combined with painting, drawing, and embroidery.

Simple, recurring forms—often oscillating between symmetry and variation—form the foundation of my visual language. Out of this tension emerge visual compositions that negotiate the fragile balance between order and unpredictability, inviting viewers to engage in this subtle dialogue.