Initially, my work revolved around the exploration of beauty and the search for a coherent and honest aesthetic language. I explored various pictorial techniques.

I innovated in my creative process to find new resources, and I found myself comfortable with different media such as the intervention of objects, photography, montages, collage, painting, among others. The theme revolved around my roles and internal worlds as a child, adolescent, adult, mother, wife, lover, daughter, among others.

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I sought to decipher how I saw myself, how others saw me, how I wanted to be seen, how the world validates or disqualifies my gaze, and above all: how it was that in the midst of so many gazes “I could feel invisible.” I then address the question of sociocultural mandates, to understand that these, in addition to structuring, sustaining and ordering, can also invalidate or limit the role and will of the members of the community, leading to the annulment of self-expression and identity.

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Through my works, I developed and took responsibility for my self-love, confidence, and acceptance. Covering themes around “joy,” “inner worlds,” and “liberation of one’s own voice” and rootedness in life.

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I understand that art is beauty that orders us, harmonizes us, balances us, gives us coherence and clarity to answer many questions and inspires us to explore in search of new worlds, within the incredible universe that makes up each human being.

Valuing this resource is clearly a permission that we give ourselves, and that always brings personal growth and nourishment for the spirit, at any stage of life.

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Regarding techniques and media, I find acrylic to be a very noble material, which allows me to work in layers, express myself, and complete effects quickly. And at the same time, it also communes very well with other techniques and supports that are required to better represent new spheres of expression.