My journey with art has been quiet, steady, and deeply personal—a reflection of the way I move through the world. This is a glimpse into the path that shaped me
I’ve always known I was an artist, but it took time and courage to fully embrace that path. With a background in accounting, I spent years quietly nurturing my creative voice—studying on weekends, attending workshops in the U.S., and Spain, and gradually refining my skills. This devotion grew from a deep need to express what I couldn’t always articulate.
As a highly sensitive person, I was often told I felt too much. Over time, I came to realize that sensitivity was not a weakness, but a powerful way of engaging with the world. This insight continues to shape my work. Through drawing and painting, I explore what it means to be soft in a world that often demands hardness—how to be present, open, and emotionally honest.
A pivotal moment in my journey was being invited to exhibit in Lima, Peru, as part of a group show celebrating 200 years of independence. This led to further exhibitions in Berlin, Barcelona, and Rome, and marked my growing commitment to sharing my work.
Today, I focus on creating from a place of truth and presence, embracing a slow and intentional process. Each piece unfolds like a quiet conversation, a reflection of my inner world. My hope is that through this practice, others might feel seen, softened, or reminded that sensitivity is a strength to be honored.