Dance (Hani-mation)

A portrait of the artist made through the body, holding her emotion as it came, before shaping it. A quiet refusal of fixed identity, of social structure, of the expectations gathered around her, became improvised movement. (...)

The Misty Heaven

This is the first series to capture the artist's working method, which involves an interplay between spontaneity and control. One sketch showing objects floating within a misty, dreamlike space recalled the ascending saints found in the works of Old Masters, which became a motif for her works. (...)

Chopin

This series began with the artist's passion for Frédéric Chopin’s music, expressing his melodies through visual art. Giving in entirely as the music overwhelms her with emotion, the artist keeps each movement completely instinctive. (...)

Connection

Some are formed through genuine bonds, while others arise from a sense of obligation, often blurring the lines between what is freely chosen and what is maintained out of necessity. These connections can be both beautiful and, at times, burdensome. (...)