About

My artistic practice explores the relationships between territory, memory, and preservation through ceramics, painting, digital media, and scenic design. I am interested in constructing forms and narratives inspired by nature and by the stories that connect us to the spaces we inhabit. I understand the creative process as an essential part of the work itself; it is through this process that I investigate the historical, social, and political contexts that shape my practice. Through this approach, I seek to create works that invite reflection on our place within society and our relationship with the environment.

My experience in museology, exhibition design, and preventive conservation deeply informs my work, particularly through the use of visual languages associated with archiving, cataloging, and the care of objects. Through these strategies, my practice offers a critical and poetic reflection on preservation, memory, and cultural value.

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